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Black Crowes ~ Lickin'


Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson Your eyes they look like two bullet holes And you don't ever say maybe You knock me out with the way you talk I like the way you say "baby" You want a mouthful of scorpio Yeah, but my poison be tasty You bite my finger and say 'control' You won't let me be lazy Chorus: Night and day like a mule i'm kickin' Girl you gonna catch a lickin' Fire out of the mouths of babes Got you actin' so crazy Doorknob queen of the underage Got me rantin' and ravin' See the bruise you left on my page Now the game's getting tricky Left alone in my own parade While the bomb just keeps tickin' Chorus Do you want to do it all with me Do you want to scream and bleed for me You can have all of me, all of me Your teeth taste just like razorblades Yeah you got my tongue ready You fill me up with your politics And leave me so heavy more free lyrics

Written by: r. robinson & c. robinson

Your eyes they look like two bullet holes
And you don't ever say maybe
You knock me out with the way you talk
I like the way you say "baby"
You want a mouthful of scorpio
Yeah, but my poison be tasty
You bite my finger and say 'control'
You won't let me be lazy

Chorus:
Night and day like a mule i'm kickin'
Girl you gonna catch a lickin'

Fire out of the mouths of babes
Got you actin' so crazy
Doorknob queen of the underage
Got me rantin' and ravin'
See the bruise you left on my page
Now the game's getting tricky
Left alone in my own parade
While the bomb just keeps tickin'

Chorus

Do you want to do it all with me
Do you want to scream and bleed for me
You can have all of me, all of me
Your teeth taste just like razorblades
Yeah you got my tongue ready
You fill me up with your politics
And leave me so heavy

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