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Look over your shoulder
You turn out the light
I am the stranger
Who waits in the night

I wrap you in my love
The plastic so tight
I hold up a finger
And hush you goodnight

One foot in
And one foot out
The snap of leather
Rocks this house

Your so cute
The way you scream
I’m such a good girl

I’ll bring you the pain
(One foot in)
I’ll bring you the pain
(One foot out)
I’ll bring you the pain
(Crack that whip)
I’ll bring you the pain
(Rock this house)

Look at the ceiling
And don’t go outside
It is so pretty
The absence of life

You know what they say
Only fools will rush in
I guess you’re the fool now
You’re playing with sin

One foot in
And one foot out
Snap of leather
Rocks this house

Your so cute
The way you scream
I’m such a good girl

I’ll bring you the pain
(One foot in)
I’ll bring you the pain
(One foot out)
I’ll bring you the pain
(Crack that whip)
I’ll bring you the pain
(Rock this house)
I drink I smoke
I fuck I do dope
I drive a truck
And I ain’t got no luck
My dog has died
My baby still cries

Now come on kids
Keep country alive
Now come on kids
Keep country alive

I’m such a good girl
I’ll bring you the pain

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from KUNST MASTER, released August 23, 2013

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