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dEUS - Great American Nude lyrics
she had this thing | about allistair crowley | it was like a fascination |(x2) i don't mean to be rude... hey, i wanna | i wanna testify ! | hey, i wanna |(repeated throughout the song) burton in a salad bar sweet like a candy bar no more sugar for a clean genius in quarantine i mean where's the love, where's the hate. what's a smiling face and a sunburned prostate for a man that great. richard there, richard here, richard quoting shakespeare, back and forth and back again, to be or not to be the man. lizzy's getting dizzy, she should've known it from the start being rich is just a lifestyle being alive is just a part that's what makes a kilo heavier than a gram, mam (x2) i don't mean to be rude great american nude i got a gift from my mother, she got it for a dime she got it from someone and i also don't mind but it's just a phase when i get crazy can't tell the picture from a sound i thought we would just call here: great american brown (x2) aool smart, move fashion and the crowning on a brown man black is butter count the shaky hands you see, i got it from my mother she got it for a pop get the gallery connected get the clientele to form suck a demon for a duck i didn't mean to be rude great american nude hey, i didn't mean to be rude ! great american nude walk that walk i'm looking for my pop burton in a salad bar sweet like a candy bar no more sugar for a clean genius in quarantine i mean where's the love, where's the hate. what's a smiling face and a sunburned prostate for a man that great. great american nude take american express ? walk that walk (x2) that's what makes a kilo heavier than a gram, mam (x3) that's what does it.. motif (x6) motif (x3) great american nude (x4) i wanna testify she had this thing about allistair crowley |
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