She will enter the room
She will enter the bed
She will talk like a friend
She will kiss like a man
She will fuck other men
She will come back again
Get hooked on loving hard
Forcing the slut out
Oh, oh, oh, oh

Yeah, you've got to get used to it
And give your heart a little kick
She will, she will
She will, she will
She will, she will
She will, she will
She will, she will
She will, she will
She will, she will
She will, she will
Oh, oh, oh, oh

She'll look at the heart
She will look at the lips
She will choose to ignite
And never to extinguish
She will forget her pain
She will come back again
Got hooked on loving hard
Forcing the slut out
Oh, oh, oh, oh

Yeah, you've got to get used to it
And give your heart a little kick
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She will, she will, she will, she will
She, she, she, she


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She Will Lyrics as written by Camille Berthomier Ayse Yolander Hassan

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    According to Savages' website, the line “She will fuck other men” should be “She will forget her name”.

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