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Rolling Stones ~ Melody


Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Came home one morning about quarter to three I'm banging on my door cause I just lost my key Open up, baby, you got someone else inside I'm going to come get you dead or alive Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name I took her out dancing but she drank away my cash She said, "I'm going to fix my face don't you worry I'll be back" I'm looking for her high and low like a mustard for a ham She was crashed out in the bathroom In the arms of my best friend Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name... Then one day she left me She took everything that moved My car, she took my trailer home She took my Sunday boots My nose is on her trail I'm going to catch her by surprise Then I'm going to have the pleasure To roast that child alive Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name Melody, it was her second name... more free lyrics

Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name

Came home one morning about quarter to three
I'm banging on my door cause I just lost my key
Open up, baby, you got someone else inside
I'm going to come get you dead or alive

Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name

I took her out dancing but she drank away my cash
She said, "I'm going to fix my face don't you worry I'll be back"
I'm looking for her high and low like a mustard for a ham
She was crashed out in the bathroom
In the arms of my best friend

Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name...

Then one day she left me
She took everything that moved
My car, she took my trailer home
She took my Sunday boots
My nose is on her trail
I'm going to catch her by surprise
Then I'm going to have the pleasure
To roast that child alive

Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name
Melody, it was her second name...

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