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Heat
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She's rubbing up on the banister
Like a cat in heat
And all the men that lay eyes on her
Are gonna go home and beat
As provocative as she may be
All those boys gotta learn
She ain't there dancing for them
She's up there dancing for her
She's got a barrel full of bills to pay
And feelings to quell
But she knows better than anyone else
That sex sure does sell
She's been addressed by every name in the book
From A to Z
And she will never ever tell the truth but
She'll make you believe
She wants your love
And she wants your desire
As long as you keep her warm
You know she'll light your fire
If only all these boys knew
What she was going through
What's her real first name
And why she doesn't trust you
Maybe
Just maybe they would not feel
So damn
Entitled
She's someone's best friend
A child's godmother
One man's lover
And another man's daughter
She works three jobs
And still needs food stamps
If you knew what she went through
You'd show her some respect
If you knew what she went through
You'd show her some respect
She's rubbing up on the banister
Like a cat in heat
And all the men that lay eyes on her
Are gonna go home and beat
Provocative as she may be
All those boys gotta learn
She ain't up there dancing for them
She's up there dancing for her
Show her some respect
How about you show her respect?
How about you show her some respect?
Show her some respect
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Ｍｏｒｇｕｅａｎｎｅ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Ｍｏｒｇｕｅａｎｎｅ
Sharing tidbits of my story so you know you're not alone. Remember, always, that you are loved.
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