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Belly Dancers

The brass trumpet sounds In the dark, where weeps aloud And hearts are made of silver To match her necklace that slithers As a snake which tangos When their bracelets dangle No one seems much surprised For her dance, the cobra rise To greet the man on the street As he is poisoned head to feet Shake the jeepers, I'm telling you If not, may your spirit be cool She is definitely a piece of work And drunken whispers offer jerks But, they do not have a clue This woman moves to voodoo Wiggle... Jiggle.. Lady Dancer You eat them like a malice cancer Wiggle... Jiggle... Lady Dancer Tomorrow, you will have to answer.
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Mar 8, 2011
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