Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
Smalltown Poets
I think I am elastic
These arms, they are a wonder
They pull from sideways, up and under
I think it's time for something drastic
And it could be more than I bargained for
Ten to one it is
Oh, I'm into everything I hate
My spirit is is not fooled; my members take the bait
Oh, I'm into everything I hate
Still not dead enough to stifle this debate
These heels were made for bruising
And the cobblestones they're using
Are the pleasures of my choosing
I must be born for losing
Heal these soles to hurt no more
And I'll lift these hands just like before
Cover me like a dime-store suit
Until I'm just like You
Oh, I'm into everything I hate
My spirit is is not fooled; my members take the bait
Oh, I'm into everything I hate
Still not dead enough to stifle this debate
Careful, little eyes, what you see
Careful, little feet, where you go
Oh, I'm into everything I hate
My spirit is is not fooled; my members take the bait
Oh, I'm into everything I hate
Still not dead enough to stifle this debate