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Penelope Perfume

Your fashion sense is so intense,
Your short skirt makes me look twice.
Your pouting lips and your slender hips,
Excite my underwear.

Your friends all look just the same,
I bet Dorothy Perkins is happy.
Your hairsprayed hair and sensual stare,
Entice me to take you with me.

But when I look beneath your naked skin,
All I see is a place where other men have been.
Penelope Perfume, looks so sweet.
Penelope perfume, she's a piece of meat.
Penelope Perfume, Penelope Perfume.

Your mind is full of wishful thoughts,
You just need a friend for all time.
You treat yourself like a piece of dirt,
I'm glad to say you're not mine.

But when I look beneath your made-up face,
All I see is a brain that's an absolute disgrace.
Penelope Perfume, thinks she's cool.
Penelope Perfume, she's such a fool.
Penelope Perfume, Penelope Perfume.

(Envelop me, Penelope, Penelope envelop me.)

You walk the streets, day in day out,
For a little bit of extra money.
You cry yourself to sleep at night,
Your friends all think it's funny.

But as I look into your tearstained eyes,
All I see is a life full of childish lies.
Penelope Perfume, can't get paid.
Penelope Perfume, she's got AIDS.
Penelope Perfume, Penelope Perfume.

© Edward ian Armchair 2002

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