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A Cheater's Plea

Caitlin, Courtney, Emma, and Ellen

Just a few of the girls that I know

I hit it, I quit it, forget it so quick

Their name disappears at the do'

They're here for the night and our bodies connect

At the hand, then the mouth, then the groin

This fish has been caught but my skin remains taut

Confining my soul from being joined

Until she arrives, these girls can kick back

Watch TV, relax, but leave me alone

I'll shout when I need, and grin when they leave

But grieve until my darling comes home

She'll walk through the door, I'll forget all those ******

Came by to visit or even existed

Forgive me my sins, a villain, ich bin

But simple *** is in man's logistics

Call me a chauvinist but when the days over with

I always treat my lady like a queen

The one-nighters sustain lust ingrained in my brain

But none mean a thang [sic] when I'm with that girl of my dreams

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Sep 6, 2011
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