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Hey Cowgirl
02:57
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Hey Cowgirl
Now, it's a big world
You've been on the farm far too long
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Cowboy
You sure shoot your toy
The dead cowboys are getting annoyed
Hey Cowboy
You better get back to Arkansas
You better get back to your Ma and Pa
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Club Kid
Look at what you did
Got hooked up out of love
When you just needed a hit
Hey Club Kid
Hey Dumb Cop
You fucked it all up
Why don't you get yourself
A real job?
Hey Dumb Cop
You better get back to what you know
You better tell yourself 'I told you so'
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Cowgirl
Now it's a small world
You're telling me
We hooked up with the same girl?
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Cowboy
It's a little joy
Living in the city
Gainfully employed
Hey Cowboy
You already let go of your past
Until tomorrow becomes night before last
Hey Cowgirl
Hey Cowgirl
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2. |
I'd Be A Bum
02:50
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In Alexander's empire; I was a bust
In Cleopatra's desert; I bit the dust
In any reign under the sun; I'd be a bum
In downtown Detroit; all done up in a coat of rust
In the middle of the glittering void: just sitting on the bus
It's just not your idea of fun, but I'd be a bum
I'd be a bum come what may
I'd be a bum from any day
It's clear from Year One
'You can keep the cake, I'll take a crumb."
Cavemen may say; 'Kid, you're crazy."
Spacemen may say; 'Sammy, you're just lazy."
My baby may say; "Hey baby, we're done.'
I'd be a bum!
I'm not saying I don't want the very best for you
I'm just saying I don't want
And all the rest is going to have to do
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