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Alanis Morissette ~ Gorgeous


Testostarone in large amounts Your Little sister just kick out of God you can't shave your head Come to the Show the boys rock harder Your mother lent you her slip She lent you her bright red lipstick And your shoes are hurting your back But boy don't you look gorgeaus You look gorgeous You look gorgeous You look gorgeous How you look gorgeous This is but an observation You put a bullet in your foot You make it hard for us bitches inconsequential in your back bends And your taste in men leaves something to de desired You love them to be aloof and self obsessed They love you in your mini dress You are looking gorgeous You're looking gorgeous You're looking gorgeous How you look gorgeous When your voice is raised above a certain level I'm afraid you must go to the ladies room I left your competence in curlers You look gorgeous You look gorgeous You're looking gorgeous How you look gorgeous more free lyrics

Testostarone in large amounts
Your Little sister just kick out of
God you can't shave your head
Come to the Show
the boys rock harder
Your mother lent you her slip
She lent you her bright red lipstick
And your shoes are hurting your back
But boy don't you look gorgeaus

You look gorgeous
You look gorgeous
You look gorgeous
How you look gorgeous

This is but an observation
You put a bullet in your foot
You make it hard for us bitches inconsequential in your back bends
And your taste in men leaves something to de desired
You love them to be aloof and self obsessed
They love you in your mini dress

You are looking gorgeous
You're looking gorgeous
You're looking gorgeous
How you look gorgeous

When your voice is raised above a certain level
I'm afraid you must go to the ladies room
I left your competence in curlers

You look gorgeous
You look gorgeous
You're looking gorgeous
How you look gorgeous

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