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Ass Ponys ~ Mr. Superlove


The storm was blowing from the south The blood was running from your mouth I recall the music playing Couldn't hear what you were saying The cat was howling, yowling, wanting out You may not believe me Baby, when i tell you That i am mr. superlove The glass was shattered on the floor A hundred pieces maybe more I remember you were crying Just before you sent it flying The sirens sounding The pounding on the door You may not believe me Baby, when i tell you That i am mr. superlove Your clothes were lying on the chair Your face was hidden by your hair And all that i could think of then Was what it must have felt like when You were flying naked Headlong down the stairs You may not believe me Baby, when i tell you That i am mr. superlove more free lyrics

The storm was blowing from the south
The blood was running from your mouth
I recall the music playing
Couldn't hear what you were saying
The cat was howling, yowling, wanting out

You may not believe me
Baby, when i tell you
That i am mr. superlove

The glass was shattered on the floor
A hundred pieces maybe more
I remember you were crying
Just before you sent it flying
The sirens sounding
The pounding on the door

You may not believe me
Baby, when i tell you
That i am mr. superlove

Your clothes were lying on the chair
Your face was hidden by your hair
And all that i could think of then
Was what it must have felt like when
You were flying naked
Headlong down the stairs

You may not believe me
Baby, when i tell you
That i am mr. superlove

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