Money Sisters
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Money Sisters
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She was gambling for satisfaction
Seems like 6 o'clock
And she got nothing on her
Cigarettes and lesbian jets
She wants some wild entertainment
And i say and i say
Oh no! she moves too fast
She leaves too slow
Please, don't drag me down with you
The money sisters
Baby i had enough
The money sisters
Woo me honey
I can't deny i can't deny
That you've got to be cruel
You've got to be cruel
Shouting and crumbling for anyone's attention
Kids got no remorse of sucking all her honey
But she's a fool's reward, she's sucking back on her knees
And i say and i say
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Tokyo Savannah performs "Money Sisters", and this lyric page sits inside the Tokyo Savannah catalog on LyroVerse.
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