Flesh And Blood

Album: Shadows & Light (1992)
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  • My friend's flesh and blood
    She lies overtime
    You'd nail her if you could
    But she says
    Love me for my mind
    In my time
    I'm not that kind

    My friend's flesh and blood
    Night size, perfect ten
    So rude, she's no good
    But as she says
    It pays to win
    Play to win
    She plays to win

    My friend's flesh and blood
    Street wise for her time
    You'd nail her if you could
    But she says
    Love me for my mind
    In my time Writer/s: Danny Elfman
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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