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Lenny Kravitz ~ Blues For Sister Someone


I know a girl who gets off By sticking needles in her vein Oh lord what a shame She's got no money so she turns tricks And plays dirty games Oh Lord spare her pain What she say she do to you You'd have to be insane The bathroom stall, her bedroom The one that's always engaged She sleeps and eats with the plague She's got a baby in her belly But she just don't care What will become of the pair Oh Lord what can she do To get the shit out her hair To get the shit out her hair Oh Lord It's not fair Blues for sister someone Oh Lord more free lyrics

I know a girl who gets off
By sticking needles in her vein
Oh lord what a shame

She's got no money so she turns tricks
And plays dirty games
Oh Lord spare her pain

What she say she do to you
You'd have to be insane
The bathroom stall, her bedroom
The one that's always engaged
She sleeps and eats with the plague

She's got a baby in her belly
But she just don't care
What will become of the pair

Oh Lord what can she do
To get the shit out her hair
To get the shit out her hair

Oh Lord It's not fair
Blues for sister someone
Oh Lord

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