I break hearts like the west was won
(They call me the rattlesnake)
I'm hung like an outlaw, baby
(Like an outlaw, baby)
Play poker all day at the saloon
(You cheating bastard)
I'll have you in the saddle soon

We won't back down
(Bang bang guns go bang)
From a fight
(Bang bang guns go bang)
90 paces west
(Bang bang guns go bang)
At noon we draw to death

There was a man from way back west
(Desperado ain't got shit on me)
Who took twelve rounds straight to the chest
At night the town stays awake
(With their eyes wide open)
In terror of the rattlesnake

I bite it but I don't light it
(This town ain't big enough for the both of us)
I'll use the rope and I'll ride her
Two barrels and a whole lot of bang
And when I'm done with it
This town will never be the same

Can I touch your legs?
Do I make you sweat?


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Kiss Me, I'm Contagious Lyrics as written by James Darrell Hargrove Derek Alan Bloom

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    i agree with jonbash: fftl has definitely created themselves an image, just like heaps of bands out there. It kinda detracts from their credibility...Post-hardcore bands are the new boy-bands they get the same hype, and screaming, horny fangirls. Although i like the sound of this song, i really cant see it any differently to anything by britney spears.

    pyrites_gliteration December 19, 2005   Link

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