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Bif Naked ~ My Bike


the last time i fell in love she had red, red, hair and a ring in her lip she called me "jellybean" while playing basketball it was so divine... but never like this! and you are my entity you are my dream yeah you're my dream: lazy saturday like a kitten in the sunshine warm as arkansas i was your tires with rose water after the mud bog i bathe you in my love you are my entity you are my dream you are my dream... remember the first time i met you and i spilled apple juice all over you and you were all wet and sticky and i took you and i rolled you through the forest through the mud and leaves and tied you to a tree and you liked it next time i met you i sat on you and rolled and rolled and rolled back to the forest in the mud in the leaves and i tied you to that same tree and you liked it in my dream you are my entity you are my dream you are my entity you are my dream you're my dream... (yes, i like my bike that much!) more free lyrics

the last time i fell in love
she had red, red, hair and a ring in her lip
she called me "jellybean" while playing basketball
it was so divine... but never like this!

and you are my entity
you are my dream
yeah you're my dream:

lazy saturday like a kitten
in the sunshine warm as arkansas
i was your tires with rose water
after the mud bog i bathe you in my love

you are my entity
you are my dream
you are my dream...

remember the first time i met you
and i spilled apple juice all over you
and you were all wet and sticky
and i took you and i rolled you through the forest
through the mud and leaves and tied you to a tree
and you liked it
next time i met you i sat on you and rolled and rolled and rolled
back to the forest in the mud in the leaves
and i tied you to that same tree
and you liked it in my dream

you are my entity
you are my dream
you are my entity
you are my dream
you're my dream...
(yes, i like my bike that much!)

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