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She’s not the woman in red, She’s not out to win her bread, She’s wanting something else instead. There’s no need to fill her purse, What she craves for is much worse, And she won’t ever reimburse. She’s hunting for precious life, She cares not of how much strife Is brought upon a man and wife. She wants him in her power, Makes him fall any hour, But her sweetness turns to sour. She gives pleasures to borrow, Makes him forget the sorrow Of remorse he’ll bear tomorrow. From the first time that he fell, Her steps led him on to hell. Most don’t escape, but time will tell.
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 8:53 AM UTC
The Strange Woman
She’s not the woman in red, She’s not out to win her bread, She’s wanting something else instead. There’s no need to fill her purse, What she craves for is much worse, And she won’t ever reimburse. She’s hunting for precious life, She cares not of how much strife Is brought upon a man and wife. She wants him in her power, Makes him fall any hour, But her sweetness turns to sour. She gives pleasures to borrow, Makes him forget the sorrow Of remorse he’ll bear tomorrow. From the first time that he fell, Her steps led him on to hell. Most don’t escape, but time will tell.
Proverbs 5
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Mar 4, 2014
Mar 4, 2014 at 8:53 AM UTC
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