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She is sleek , a little battered scar across her back but in her silver dress whoa, never had a girl like that long legs propel her fast in any direction I turn her head She lets me press her buttons she lets me turn her on just one flick and she'll be roaring or one twist and she sits motionless When she breaks down I pick her up, fix her up god bless She's hot in summer frigid in winter and always in that dress She soothes me when I'm stressed blares out my worries when I've got them on my chest She yells out songs at the top of her gravelly voice or she whispers lullabies it's my choice loud, quite, she doesn't care I could be rich, or broke she'd still take me anywhere I've cried in her arms I've loved in her lap I even let her wear my favorite baseball cap and see my feet Once she kept me warm during my sleep watched my eyes shifting underneath my lids If she lasts long enough someday she could hold my, my kids
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 1:45 AM UTC
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She is sleek , a little battered scar across her back but in her silver dress whoa, never had a girl like that long legs propel her fast in any direction I turn her head She lets me press her buttons she lets me turn her on just one flick and she'll be roaring or one twist and she sits motionless When she breaks down I pick her up, fix her up god bless She's hot in summer frigid in winter and always in that dress She soothes me when I'm stressed blares out my worries when I've got them on my chest She yells out songs at the top of her gravelly voice or she whispers lullabies it's my choice loud, quite, she doesn't care I could be rich, or broke she'd still take me anywhere I've cried in her arms I've loved in her lap I even let her wear my favorite baseball cap and see my feet Once she kept me warm during my sleep watched my eyes shifting underneath my lids If she lasts long enough someday she could hold my, my kids
© Daniel Magner 2012
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 1:45 AM UTC
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