Poisoning a drink, bleeding in a sink
Choking with a link, killing with a stink
Just your mother's ho

Bleeding in a sink, poisoning a drink
Burning up, my sweet Clementine

Trampling a shrink, bleeding in a sink
Hallelujah wink, getting on the brink
Just your mother's ho

Hallelujah wink, murdering a shrink
Burning up

Oh, my sweet revenge
Will be yours for the taking
It's in the making, baby, oh

My sweet revenge
Will be yours for the taking
It's in the making, baby, oh

Killing with stink, bleeding in a sink
Poisoning a drink, getting on the brink
Just your mother's ho

Bleeding in a sink, trampling a shrink
Burning up, my sweet Clementine

Poisoning a drink, bleeding in a sink
Choking with a link, killing with a stink
Just your mother's ho

Poisoning a drink, bleeding in a sink
Burning up

My sweet revenge
Will be yours for the taking
It's in the making, baby, oh

My sweet revenge
Will be yours for the taking
It's in the making, baby, oh

I saw her laugh
Then she said
"Go away"

I saw her laugh
Then she said, then she said
"Go away," away

Oh, oh, oh

My sweet revenge
Will be yours for the taking
It's in the making, baby, oh

My sweet revenge
Will be yours, it's in the making
It's in the taking, making, baking, taking, faking, oh

Ho
My sweet Clementine
Ho

Shoulda been, coulda been, woulda been, woulda been you
Shoulda been, coulda been, woulda been, woulda been you


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Revenga Lyrics as written by Serj Tankian Daron Malakian

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    eik sorry about double post.

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