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Hollywood Squeeze
03:54
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Now baby I think you know all too well
I ain’t the kind of man to go pissing in the well
But you ain’t buying what I got to sell
Standing there telling me to go on to hell
Please baby please baby please
you know she’s just my Hollywood squeeze
Now baby it’s written all over your face
You wanna scatter my teeth all over the place
For drooling all over them Photoshop fakes
But reality is you're my saving grace
You and me and my fantasies
Remember, she’s just my Hollywood squeeze
When will a guy like me get the chance
To have Brooklyn or Olivia grabbing at my pants
Now baby you know you always said
It don’t matter where you get your appetite
As long as you come on home for supper
And you know I’m not sayin I need Nicole and Reese and Scarlett
Parading around nekked in the front room,
But goddamn it a man can dream can’t he?
Baby, I go through hell every day
And don’t think I don’t acknowledge your pain
This world’s got you wound up as tight as a snake
And your dreaming away all the love that we make
Please baby please baby please
You know she’s just my Hollywood squeeze
Now baby I can think of a beefcake or two
I’d rather have washing my car more than you
So maybe I’ll sit here and keep my mouth shut
And you can drift off with that Hollywood….
Please, please, please baby please baby please baby please
You know she’s just my Hollywood squeeze
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In the Clear
04:01
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Let me be the one that got away
be the one that couldn’t stay
Let me be the one that needed you
didn’t quite know what to do
Let me be the one that asks too much
Needed more than your touch
Let me make it easy, dear
You are in the clear
Let me be the one that let you down
Left you in the lost and found
Let me be the one that fell too soon
Was broken when you left the room
Let me make it easy, dear
You are in the clear
You are in the clear
I will gamble all of this to lose
I will take the blame without you
Let me be the one that walked away
Be the one that
couldn’t stay, couldn’t stay couldn’t stay
couldn’t stay, couldn’t stay couldn’t stay
Let me be the one who drank too much
be the heart you couldn’t touch
Let me be the one that couldn’t help
That there was someone else
Let me make it easy, dear
You are in the clear
I will gamble all of this to lose
I will take the blame without you
Let me be the one that walked away
Be the one that
couldn’t stay, couldn’t stay couldn’t stay
couldn’t stay, couldn’t stay couldn’t stay
Let me make it easy, dear
You are in the clear
You are in the clear
You are in the clear
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Mustache and Cleavage Sacramento, California
Mustache and Cleavage is Alexander Lewis and Amy Kelly, two long-time friends. The duo creates exciting original music built on a distinctive formula of ringing harmonies, heart-breaking lyrics, and a dash of humor. M&C is highly recommended if you are a fan of artists as diverse as Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks, Neil Young, and Joni Mitchell, to name just a few. Visit mustacheandcleavage.com for more. ... more
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