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What gives ten Ask for nothing then A gentleman entering a gambling den Orders for the best drinks Lights his cigarettes with a matchstick Part of his down-to-earth routine Not a schtick He may even come close To being as slick As the English **** Sherlock Holmes and, Dr. Watson and his stick Two men Down in The roulettes of the den Landed every time on the red one And every time his luck had just begun Look out you two You’re gonna get hit If this Henry Gondorff cheats Then you’re dead beat You won’t get to even feel a ***** You’ll feel you’ve been stung by the bee After he gets back at all the mafia men Trying to show off by showing a ridiculous ten He writes down a cheque To buy out the casino With just a sign of a Mont Blanc fountain pen After he’s done He goes down to the ********** Leading a pack of ten A boisterous pack of men They’ll probably get laid by the number one In the house by the name of Whetton by the second After he’s done running after medicine She’s already got his fix She don’t need no kick He’s given her a night of his sweet ********** Her heart isn’t aching Ohh but **** it Not again She’s falling in love again Being class number one chick With a style of her own She’s understanding a love she’s never known You thought she was some dumb sex-addict Now the guy knows that she’s smart Being the upstart He’s warm with affection again With one night of love-makin’ With the maid of Whetton Need no one beat her Because he needs her The two make love again Forgetting the punishment Of getting married to their sweetheart Who is innocent The man was after all depressed He was sexually repressed After the death of his marital success She didn’t want him anywhere near his girlfriend Of course she’d heard of him They were close to each other then Before he started thwarting his morals As his life spirals Downward They know he’s up to no good With the ***** in the neighbourbood
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Sep 13, 2017
Sep 13, 2017 at 5:47 PM UTC
Brothel Blues
What gives ten Ask for nothing then A gentleman entering a gambling den Orders for the best drinks Lights his cigarettes with a matchstick Part of his down-to-earth routine Not a schtick He may even come close To being as slick As the English **** Sherlock Holmes and, Dr. Watson and his stick Two men Down in The roulettes of the den Landed every time on the red one And every time his luck had just begun Look out you two You’re gonna get hit If this Henry Gondorff cheats Then you’re dead beat You won’t get to even feel a ***** You’ll feel you’ve been stung by the bee After he gets back at all the mafia men Trying to show off by showing a ridiculous ten He writes down a cheque To buy out the casino With just a sign of a Mont Blanc fountain pen After he’s done He goes down to the ********** Leading a pack of ten A boisterous pack of men They’ll probably get laid by the number one In the house by the name of Whetton by the second After he’s done running after medicine She’s already got his fix She don’t need no kick He’s given her a night of his sweet ********** Her heart isn’t aching Ohh but **** it Not again She’s falling in love again Being class number one chick With a style of her own She’s understanding a love she’s never known You thought she was some dumb sex-addict Now the guy knows that she’s smart Being the upstart He’s warm with affection again With one night of love-makin’ With the maid of Whetton Need no one beat her Because he needs her The two make love again Forgetting the punishment Of getting married to their sweetheart Who is innocent The man was after all depressed He was sexually repressed After the death of his marital success She didn’t want him anywhere near his girlfriend Of course she’d heard of him They were close to each other then Before he started thwarting his morals As his life spirals Downward They know he’s up to no good With the ***** in the neighbourbood
A love story of a bachelor who gets involved with a streetwalker.
aditya-roy
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28/M/New Delhi, India
Sep 13, 2017
Sep 13, 2017 at 5:47 PM UTC
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