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Audio Adrenaline ~ Bag Lady


Flea bitten bag lady Once you looked fine You had a family you loved Just like mine Second hand clothing And knots in your hair Tonight you might die But would anyone care Sweet little lady you soul is worth gold Don't believe all the lies you've been told I've got a friend a friend indeed Who comes to the rescue of damsels in need Friend and father repair their souls Make them feel wanted Make them feel whole Friend and father repair their souls Make them feel wanted Make them feel whole Young daddy's daughter with child on the way Made a mistake but that's okay Life is the most precious gift of them all Just cry on my shoulder and i'll give a call more free lyrics

Flea bitten bag lady
Once you looked fine
You had a family you loved
Just like mine
Second hand clothing
And knots in your hair
Tonight you might die
But would anyone care
Sweet little lady you soul is worth gold
Don't believe all the lies you've been told
I've got a friend a friend indeed
Who comes to the rescue of damsels in need

Friend and father repair their souls
Make them feel wanted
Make them feel whole
Friend and father repair their souls
Make them feel wanted
Make them feel whole

Young daddy's daughter with child on the way
Made a mistake but that's okay
Life is the most precious gift of them all
Just cry on my shoulder and i'll give a call

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