Aha shake taper jean girl with a motel face
Aha shake bury your eyes in a secret place
Aha shake black as night on a Sunday

Cunts watch their bodies, no room for make up
I think he's tasted, tasted the watcher

Heartbreak knockin' 'em down like the seventh grade
Heartbreak, cigarettes and songs, with a winter's chafe
Heartbreak keep like my daughter and a run away

Cunts watch their bodies, no room for make up
I think he's tasted, tasted the watcher

Aha shake tapered jean girl kills me

Cunts watch their bodies, no room for make up
I think he's tasted, tasted the watcher


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Taper Jean Girl Lyrics as written by Jared Followill Caleb Followill

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    lol owned. hahaha

    zzoeEon August 04, 2009   Link

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