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Bikini Kill ~ Carnival


carnival This is a song about the seedy underbelly of the carnival The part that only the kids know about This is a song about 16 year old girls giving carnies head For free rides and hits of pot I wanna go, i wanna go I wanna go to the carnival But it cots $16 yeah I wanna go to the carnival But i know it costs $16 now Round, round, round... Ill win that motley crue mirror, If it fucking kills me Gonna lose $20 while i'm there See the girls with the feathered hair They're wearing plastic, not real leather Boots that go way up to there Round, round, round... It's by the lacey mall, That's where you'll find me, yeah. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you find some error in the lyrics, Would you please submit your corrections to me? thank you. more free lyrics

carnival

This is a song about the seedy underbelly of the carnival
The part that only the kids know about
This is a song about 16 year old girls giving carnies head
For free rides and hits of pot

I wanna go, i wanna go
I wanna go to the carnival
But it cots $16 yeah
I wanna go to the carnival
But i know it costs $16 now

Round, round, round...
Ill win that motley crue mirror,
If it fucking kills me
Gonna lose $20 while i'm there
See the girls with the feathered hair
They're wearing plastic, not real leather
Boots that go way up to there

Round, round, round...
It's by the lacey mall,
That's where you'll find me, yeah.

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