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58 ~ Queer


First time he saw him was A new york city cafe Walked into that room Things would really change He had too much to drink Guess he didn't think about his family What went wrong You could be his woman You could be his man You could be his queer You could be his drug store slam You could be his woman And i hope your family understands Second time he saw him was The south of france Some passion fashion disco And a bastard's dance What went wrong Or what went right That night Was it love? You can be his woman You can be his man You can be his queer You can be his drug store junkie slam Real love doesn't come so easy when you're on your knees Say please Guess it's just a figure of speech Life's got its lessons to teach Just like fuzz on a peach But be careful where you reach Man i can only tell you Sex is dangerous (chorus) Didn't know what was gettin' into you more free lyrics

First time he saw him was
A new york city cafe
Walked into that room
Things would really change
He had too much to drink
Guess he didn't think about his family
What went wrong

You could be his woman
You could be his man
You could be his queer
You could be his drug store slam
You could be his woman
And i hope your family understands

Second time he saw him was
The south of france
Some passion fashion disco
And a bastard's dance
What went wrong
Or what went right
That night
Was it love?

You can be his woman
You can be his man
You can be his queer
You can be his drug store junkie slam
Real love doesn't come so easy when you're on your knees
Say please

Guess it's just a figure of speech
Life's got its lessons to teach
Just like fuzz on a peach
But be careful where you reach
Man i can only tell you
Sex is dangerous

(chorus)

Didn't know what was gettin' into you

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