Girls Don't Like Boys, Girls Like 40's And Blunts

Emmure

Take another hit, feeling dangerous?
Let me show you how to let go and lose your grip
Take another hit, feeling dangerous?
Let me show you how to change your perspective

24 hours of lust and regret
You might hate me when it's done but you'll never forget
With my hands around your neck
Raping your soul with drugs and sex

I wanna fuck your pretty face
Join the club and tell me how does it taste?

Hit me up
I know exactly what you want you fucking slut
Daddy doesn't love you enough
So hit me up and tell me how it is you wanna get fucked?

You stupid fucking slut
It's no surprise, daddy doesn't love you enough

Take another hit, feeling dangerous?
Let me show you how to let go and lose your grip
Take another hit, feeling dangerous?
Let me show you how to change your perspective

Take another hit
You stupid fucking bitch

Yeah you know what daddy likes

Hit me up
I know exactly what you want you fucking slut
Daddy doesn't love you enough
So hit me up and tell me how it is you wanna get fucked?

You stupid fucking slut
It's no surprise, it's no surprise, daddy doesn't love you enough


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