Black dress, with the tights underneath
I've got the breath of a last cigarette on my teeth
And she's an actress (actress) but she ain't got no need
She's got money from her parents in a trust fund back east

T-T-T-Tongues always pressed to your cheeks
while my tongue is on the inside of some other girl's teeth
and tell your boyfriend; if he says he's got beef
that i'm a vegetarian and i ain't fuckin' scared of him

[x2]
She wants to touch me, whaaaooo
She wants to love me, whaaaooo
She'll never leave me, whaaaooo whaaaooo-ooo
Don't trust a ho
Never trust a ho
Won't trust a ho, that won't trust me

X's on the back of your hand
Wash them in the bathroom to drink like the bands
And the set list (set list); you stole off the stage
Has red and purple lipstick all over the page

B-B-B-Bruises cover your arms; shaking in the fingers with the bottle in your

palm
And the best is (best is); no one knows who you are
Just another girl, alone at the bar

[x2]
She wants to touch me, whaaaooo
She wants to love me, whaaaooo
She'll never leave me, whaaaooo, whaaaooo-ooo
Don't trust a ho
Never trust a ho
Won't trust a ho, that won't trust me

Shhhh girl, shut your lips
Do the hellen keller
And talk with your hips

[x2]
I said shhhhh girl, shut your lips
Do the hellen keller
And talk with your hips

[x2]
She wants to touch me, whaaaooo
She wants to love me, whaaaooo
She'll never leave me, whaaaooo, whaaaooo-ooo
Don't trust a ho
Never trust a ho
Won't trust a ho, that won't trust me


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    this song is just plain cool.

    songs about ho's and not to trust them.

    funny song

    kaygee1028on August 25, 2008   Link

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