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Lightning Liz
04:01
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Lightning Liz gets no respect
They say her clothes are suspect
Those boys can’t help themselves
Their self-control is for shit
Chorus:
Lightning Liz, drive as fast as you want
The boys can pump their own brakes
Lightning Liz, drive as fast as you want
You’ll get over your heartache
Lightning Liz, drive as fast as you want
The boys can pump their own brakes
Yoga pants don’t ask for it
Just walk, look, and drive like an ace
You don’t have to hide your shape
Girl haters don’t have to hate
Run your Corvette hard if you want
The world’s out there for you
Speak first, don't apologize
You've got nothing to hide
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If you hope the sun will come
If you hope the future's bright
If you hope that we're not screwed
If you hope we'll be alright
You know you wanna say it
You know you can't escape it
Chorus
I’m gonna say what you’re thinking
I’m gonna say what you’re thinking
Do what you want, say what you will
I might agree, but I’ll never tell
The lords of greed will all consume
I know I know you know this dainty monster too
You know you wanna say it
You know you can't escape it
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