1. |
Come Down Slow
03:09
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She goes to sleep and she wakes up dead on the well traveled ground
The other half of her cigarette
Hangin' out her mouth
She wipes the sleep from her eyes
And feels the sun (she whispers)
Darkness has covered me
No I can't see
But when the day turns to night
She powders her nose
The white lines they take her away
But if she loses her grip
It's the end of her rope
So if she come up fast she better
Come down slow
She's comin' down so she closes her eyes
But there's no sleep
Violent light and a restless mind
She starts to scream, she screams
Voices voices let me be
I am soul if my mind is free
But when the day turns to night
She powders her nose
The white lines they take her away
But if she loses her grip
It's the end of her rope
So if she comes up fast she better
Come down slow
Oh you better come down slow
But when the day turns to night
She powders her nose
The white lines they take her away
But if she loses her grip
It's the end of her rope
So if she comes up fast she better
Come down slow
Oh You better come down slow
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2. |
Black Widow
03:16
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She's only into guys
Who talk in dollar signs
So please take warning from me
She'll spin a smile
When her legs are wrapped around you
When you know she's got you tangled in her eyes
You'll be so blind
She's a rich mans sorrow and a poor mans dream
She's gonna make you believe
She'll make a killing then leave
She'll do anything everything for the money
Won't take no black widow
Left me lying now I'm six feet under
Ain't nothing worse than a widow's greed
When she gets into your heart
She's got a diamond on her mind and it's time for her favorite part
(Her favorite part)
See her killin is an art
But you put it together too late
She had her poison in you at the start
(At the start)
And the Sargent cries
Come outside with your hands held high
But her guns and grenades
And the poison for her pray line the floor
And they're pointed
At the door
Ain't nothing worse than you crawling over me
Yea and it's the last time
It's the last time
It's the last time
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3. |
Money Beats Soul
03:01
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Goin home to rest my bones
My body's bent and my soul is sold
Slave away eight hours a day
Five days a week till you get your pay
Said money beats soul everytime
Yeah money beats soul everytime
So baby keep away from mine
You know it beats you everytime
A jealous rage gonna rattle your cage
Leave you spinnin inside your jealous brain
Lord save me I'm torn between
Holdin onto love or tradin you for me
Said lovin grows cold with time
Yeah money beats soul everytime...
So baby keep away from mine
Cause you know it beats you everytime...
Oh you'd better keep away from mine
Beats ya everytime
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4. |
Feel The Rain
03:31
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Baby knows I could never leave
Gonna crawl, beg, and plead for you...
And for me
Even this shall pass with time
Aint no woman gonna free your mind
But you will never disappear, it will never be clear
Why you left me broken, silent and filled with fear
Filled with fear...
Cryin all alone
If you ever need me
You know where I'll be
Cryin all alone...
Washed out in the sea
Swallowed in the shore
And soon you will be
A fading memory
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