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Ass Ponys ~ Good With Guns


I can see her arms extended Standing in the kitchen door Tried to get her with my pistol Water streaming to the floor I remember she was breathing I can still recall her scent In the morning on my fingers Unmanicured and slightly bent Take a liar as a lover Taste the liquor on her lips Drink it down just like a man Then cough it up and choke on it Light is streaming Through the window Pull the curtain block the sun Tried to get her with my pistol But i've never been Good with guns more free lyrics

I can see her arms extended
Standing in the kitchen door
Tried to get her with my pistol
Water streaming to the floor

I remember she was breathing
I can still recall her scent
In the morning on my fingers
Unmanicured and slightly bent

Take a liar as a lover
Taste the liquor on her lips
Drink it down just like a man
Then cough it up and choke on it

Light is streaming
Through the window
Pull the curtain block the sun
Tried to get her with my pistol
But i've never been
Good with guns

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