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good as she could be |
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Well
she was a millionaire |
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Before
she was fourteen |
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But
there was an emptiness there |
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That
to practically everyone else could be seen |
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She
hit up on the drug of love |
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Though
there was no hole in her arm |
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There
was a hole some place else |
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About
as big as dady 10.000 acre farm |
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CHORUS: |
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Oh,
she was dying for it |
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For
all the world to see |
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Ah,
she was as good as she could be |
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Well
she had a baby at eighteen |
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Never
finished high school |
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Her
husband beat her for money and sex |
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Till
that cadillac finally ran out of fuel |
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One
disaster led to another |
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Down
to her and her baby son |
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Born
with a silver spoon in her mouth |
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Headed
south now |
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Cause
she was never born to run |
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REPEAT
CHORUS |
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REPEAT
CHORUS |
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Well
her momma died last year |
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And
her daddy he called her back home |
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But
when he opened the door |
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He
could not recognize |
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This
spectre of hair and bone |
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But
it was his own baby child |
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Though
she looked like an old woman now |
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Well
she lived ten lifetimes in five years |
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Anywhere
that the law would allow |
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REPEAT
CHORUS |
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REPEAT
CHORUS |
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Yeah,
she was good as she could be |
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Ah,
she was good as she could be |