Bring Her Down (To Crippletown)
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Bring Her Down (To Crippletown)
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"Bring Her Down (To Crippletown)"
I went out walking to Crippletown
My crutch hit the floor with a boney sound
Now all the girls go beep beep beep
How can I love when you're so cheap
Turn me on, turn me on, turn me on
Don't be long, Don't be long, Don't be long
Bring her down, Bring her down,
Bring her down, see the wonders around you baby
Now everybody gather in the square
To twist their fingers in my hair
They hang around like a serpentine
And try to speak like Frankenstein
The children come all dressed in black
One foot forward the other back
They splash around in a muddy hole
While everybody crying they got no soul
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