She's got me cummin', got me rockin' and rollin'
Feels so good man I just can't control it
When I need her she's always right by my side, always tryin' to make me feel alright

She's electric, yeah she's one of a kind
In the bedroom man she always blows my mind
You should see how she moves, and you should see how she grooves
It would probably blow your mind, too

She's good to me, she gives me what I want she gives me what I need
She's so damn sweet, my baby tastes like sugar but she stings like a bee
She gets me high, every single day and every single night
I've got a hundred proof woman and you know that's true
And if you fuck with me, she's gonna fuck with you

If I'm scheming man she's planning the get-a-way
And I don't think that she would have it any other way
You could say that she's my Bonnie and I'm her Clyde
'Cause she's the type of girl that's always down to ride

If you step to her then you should probably know
She'll go toe to toe and she'll go blow for blow
You'll never see me down, you'll never see me low
'Cause my baby's always gettin' me dough

She's good to me, she gives me what I want she gives me what I need
She's so damn sweet, my baby tastes like sugar but she stings like a bee
She gets me high, every single day and every single night
I've got a hundred proof woman and you know that's true
And if you fuck with me, she's gonna fuck with you

Monday night and she's lookin' for action
Tuesday night's all about satisfaction
Wednesday night and she's lookin' for a fight
But Thursday man we're fuckin' all night
Friday night at the bar she's buyin' shots

Saturday at the club she's so damn hot
Sunday man what can I say?
I'm lookin' so forward to Monday
I'm lookin' so forward to Monday

She's good to me, she gives me what I want she gives me what I need
She's so damn sweet, my baby tastes like sugar but she stings like a bee
She gets me high, every single day and every single night
I've got a hundred proof woman and you know that's true
And if you fuck with me, she's gonna fuck with you


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100 Proof Woman Lyrics as written by Jason Krutzky Frederick Neil Warren

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    such poetry. love it

    theinterpreteron January 07, 2006   Link
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    I just got Bleeding Through's new CD The Truth and it came with a free CD sampler. This song was on it and I liked it so much that I had it on repeat and it played 5 times. I love it. fight Paris is awesome!!!!

    Santas_Secret_Elfon April 16, 2006   Link
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    A fuck song, how lovely. Boy this is one lucky guy who loves what his girlfriend gives him sexually every night and he's singing about what she does and how great it is.

    ladynauseaon December 08, 2006   Link

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