Lirik Lagu 88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails
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Deborah was a Catholic girlshe held out till the bitter endCarla was a different typeshe's the one who put it inMary was a black girlI was afraid of a girl like thatSuzen painted picturessitting down like a Buddha sat
Reno was a nameless girla geographic memoryCathy was a Jesus freakshe liked that kind of miseryVicki had a special wayof turning sex into a songKamala, who couldn't sing,kept the beat and kept it strong
Zilla was an archetypethe voodoo queen, the queen of wrathJoan thought men were second bestto masturbating in a bathSherry was a feministshe really had that gift of gabKathleen's point of view was thistake whatever you can grab
Seattle was another girlwho left her mark upon the mapKaren liked to tie me upand left me hanging by a strapJeannie had a nightclub walkthat made grown men feel underageMariella, who had a son,said I must go, but finally stayed
Gloria, the last taboowas shattered by her tongue one nightMimi brought the taboo backand held it up before the lightMarilyn, who knew no shame,was never ever satisfiedJulie came and went so fastshe didn't even say goodbye
Rhonda had a house in Venicelived on brown rice and cocainePatty had a house in Houstonshot cough syrup in her veinsLinda thought her life was emptyfilled it up with alcoholKatherine was much too prettyshe didn't do that shit at all
Uh-uh, not Kathrine
Pauline thought that love was simpleturn it on and turn it offJean-Marie was complicatedlike some French filmmaker's plotGina was the perfect ladyalways had her stockings straightJackie was a rich punk rockersilver spoon and a paper plate
Sarah was a modern dancerlean pristine transparencyJanet wrote bad poetryin a crazy kind of urgencyTanya Turkish liked to fuckwhile wearing leather biker bootsBrenda's strange obsessionwas for certain vegetables and fruit
Rowena was an artist's daughterthe deeper image shook her upDee Dee's mother left her fathertook his money and his truckDebbie Rae had no such problemsperfect Norman Rockwell homeNina, 16, had a babyleft her parents, lived alone
Bobbi joined a New Wave bandchanged her name to Bobbi SoxEloise, who played guitar,sang songs about whales and copsTerri didn't give a shitwas just a nihilistRonnie was much more my stylecause she wrote songs just like this
Jezebel went forty daysdrinking nothing but PerrierDinah drove her Chevroletinto the San Francisco BayJudy came from Ohioshe's a ScientologistAmaranta, here's a kissI chose you to end this list
Reno was a nameless girla geographic memoryCathy was a Jesus freakshe liked that kind of miseryVicki had a special wayof turning sex into a songKamala, who couldn't sing,kept the beat and kept it strong
Zilla was an archetypethe voodoo queen, the queen of wrathJoan thought men were second bestto masturbating in a bathSherry was a feministshe really had that gift of gabKathleen's point of view was thistake whatever you can grab
Seattle was another girlwho left her mark upon the mapKaren liked to tie me upand left me hanging by a strapJeannie had a nightclub walkthat made grown men feel underageMariella, who had a son,said I must go, but finally stayed
Gloria, the last taboowas shattered by her tongue one nightMimi brought the taboo backand held it up before the lightMarilyn, who knew no shame,was never ever satisfiedJulie came and went so fastshe didn't even say goodbye
Rhonda had a house in Venicelived on brown rice and cocainePatty had a house in Houstonshot cough syrup in her veinsLinda thought her life was emptyfilled it up with alcoholKatherine was much too prettyshe didn't do that shit at all
Uh-uh, not Kathrine
Pauline thought that love was simpleturn it on and turn it offJean-Marie was complicatedlike some French filmmaker's plotGina was the perfect ladyalways had her stockings straightJackie was a rich punk rockersilver spoon and a paper plate
Sarah was a modern dancerlean pristine transparencyJanet wrote bad poetryin a crazy kind of urgencyTanya Turkish liked to fuckwhile wearing leather biker bootsBrenda's strange obsessionwas for certain vegetables and fruit
Rowena was an artist's daughterthe deeper image shook her upDee Dee's mother left her fathertook his money and his truckDebbie Rae had no such problemsperfect Norman Rockwell homeNina, 16, had a babyleft her parents, lived alone
Bobbi joined a New Wave bandchanged her name to Bobbi SoxEloise, who played guitar,sang songs about whales and copsTerri didn't give a shitwas just a nihilistRonnie was much more my stylecause she wrote songs just like this
Jezebel went forty daysdrinking nothing but PerrierDinah drove her Chevroletinto the San Francisco BayJudy came from Ohioshe's a ScientologistAmaranta, here's a kissI chose you to end this list