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Bikini Kill ~ New Radio


I'm the little girl at the picnic Who won't stop pulling her dress up It doesn't matter who's in control now It doesn't matter cuz this is new radio I like to fuck Is written All over your pretty face The gaps in teeth The dirty nails Baby boy you can't kill what's fuckin real Turn that song down Turn the static up Come here baby let me kiss you like a boy does Wooh wooh wooh wooh wooh wooh Let's wipe our cum on my parent's bed Come on more free lyrics

I'm the little girl at the picnic
Who won't stop pulling her dress up
It doesn't matter who's in control now
It doesn't matter cuz this is new radio
I like to fuck
Is written
All over your pretty face
The gaps in teeth
The dirty nails
Baby boy you can't kill what's fuckin real
Turn that song down
Turn the static up
Come here baby let me kiss you like a boy does
Wooh wooh wooh wooh wooh wooh
Let's wipe our cum on my parent's bed
Come on

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