Smiling Karen
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Smiling Karen
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I'm not your hero
I'm not your daddy neither
I'm on my way
To your love side
Oh i heard the news
And it scares me to think
That i might not have you
On my chain again
Through your weeping willow
On your street i could see
Your virgin velvet body hidin'
I wanted you for me
Well i guess you fell apart
In the sunshine of your life
Well i came down wishing
To wash your feet this night
I would fed ya soup
Made of fables and cream
I cried at your window
I thought i heard ya scream
Through your weeping willow
On your street i could see
Your virgin velvet body hidin'
I wanted you for me
Smilin karen
Why you starin'
You're not screamin'
You're not breathin'
Through a weeping willow
On your street i could see
Your velvet body hidin'
From me
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