They lost the ignorance. They took a shuttle and burnt the witches down down in Seattle: made your own mother a watery bad of waffle.
(How come are you still drunk, Michael?)
Lana del Ray is singin' in our backyard - and I never felt so hard: close.
Up, up, up! He's back! She ain't never come-in' back! She ain't never come-in' back!
Where's your apartment? Where's your apartment? How's Annie? How's *Annie?
And as we get undress by the sparkling image of a Jennifer-Love-Hewitt randomly on our TV - we too are turned on.
Turn the TV on. Turn the TV on.
You smile, gal. You smile. You smile and say Hi Daddy - as I penetrate you with my gun.
Bang. Bang. Bang.
There you go, she said. She always do. Like she should. Oh, oh, oh…Oh.
Cigarette puffs and morning bluffs all tied down to some handcuffs ugly girl's poem petty little problem on my handkerchief on my lost soul of slime, treachery and fruit colored nails and your own scuff - who said you hurt?
Come. Come. Come again.
And as the elevator lit itself up your thighs you touch my lemon - and you smile.
I finally transcended my sword and I'm bound to an unlit world as I spill my yogurt on your curves.