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Cherry Poppin' Daddies ~ Pink Elephant


A bum was in my trash He's pickin' out all the cans firewater Burnin' up his poor swollen glands The lysol and listerine It went to his head He eats boot black rotted on a Piece of white bread He did the pink the pink elephant Blinded by the sauce you know I'd rather stay bent Sleazy p. martini ran the pink elephant With hot-pink curtains where the sloe gin decants A shave and a haircut knock knock Would for sure get you in to see The cherry poppin' daddies play The lampshades were zebra skin We did the pink the pink elephant Blinded by the sauce you know I'd rather stay bent My mouth is like a circus but i'm always in debt I'd never pass the bar unless i thought it was wet But that's the way they sucker me to my Final dissolve 'cause if you set'em up i'm drinkin'em down I did the pink the pink elephant Blinded by the sauce you know I'd rather stay bent more free lyrics

A bum was in my trash
He's pickin' out all the cans firewater
Burnin' up his poor swollen glands
The lysol and listerine
It went to his head
He eats boot black rotted on a
Piece of white bread
He did the pink the pink elephant
Blinded by the sauce you know
I'd rather stay bent

Sleazy p. martini ran the pink elephant
With hot-pink curtains where the sloe gin decants
A shave and a haircut knock knock
Would for sure get you in to see
The cherry poppin' daddies play
The lampshades were zebra skin
We did the pink the pink elephant
Blinded by the sauce you know
I'd rather stay bent

My mouth is like a circus but i'm always in debt
I'd never pass the bar unless i thought it was wet
But that's the way they sucker me to my
Final dissolve
'cause if you set'em up i'm drinkin'em down
I did the pink the pink elephant
Blinded by the sauce you know
I'd rather stay bent

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