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Aerosmith ~ Draw The Line


Checkmate honey Beat you at your own damn game No dice honey I'm livin' on the astral plane Feet's on the ground Your head's going down the drain Heads i win, tails you lose To the never mind That's where i draw the line An indian summer Carrie was all over the floor She was a wet net winner And rarely ever left the store She'd sing and dance all night And wrong all the right out of me Pass me the vile and cross your fingers It don't take time Nowhere to draw the line Hi we were singin' on your cowboy song You told carrie And promised her you wouldn't be long Heads i win, tails you lose Lord it's such a crime No dice honey You're salt, you're the queen of the brine Checkmate honey You're the only one who's got to choose Where to draw the line Checkmate, don't be late Take another pull That's right Impossible When you got to be yourself You're the boss, the toss The price, the dice Grab yourself a slice Nowhere to draw the line (repeat) more free lyrics

Checkmate honey
Beat you at your own damn game
No dice honey
I'm livin' on the astral plane
Feet's on the ground
Your head's going down the drain
Heads i win, tails you lose
To the never mind

That's where i draw the line

An indian summer
Carrie was all over the floor
She was a wet net winner
And rarely ever left the store
She'd sing and dance all night
And wrong all the right out of me
Pass me the vile and cross your fingers
It don't take time

Nowhere to draw the line

Hi we were singin' on your cowboy song
You told carrie
And promised her you wouldn't be long
Heads i win, tails you lose
Lord it's such a crime
No dice honey
You're salt, you're the queen of the brine
Checkmate honey
You're the only one who's got to choose

Where to draw the line

Checkmate, don't be late
Take another pull
That's right
Impossible
When you got to be yourself
You're the boss, the toss
The price, the dice
Grab yourself a slice
Nowhere to draw the line

(repeat)

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