How Good a Bad Woman Feels
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How Good a Bad Woman Feels
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I thought i wanted an angel and what i got was just that
She was so perfect and she was so sweet
That i didn't quite know just how i should ask
Next thing i knew it was over our love had long its appeal
She left for her world i went to mine
I'd forgotten how good a bad woman feels
I'd forgotten how good a real passion can be
In a honky tonk girl's warm embrace
I'd forgotten the sound of a woman's soft sigh
And that how-did-you look on her face
Stay just a little while longer time is one thing we can steal
Kiss me and hold me as tight as you can
I forgotten how good a bad woman feels
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