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Beck ~ Peaches & Cream


Don't tell your right hand baby What your left hand do You know those road check girls Will make your brown breath blue Peaches and cream You make a garbage man scream Such a dangerous dream Peaches and cream¡. You look good in that sweater And that aluminum crutch I'm gonna let you down easy I've got a delicate touch Peaches and cream You make a garbage man scream Come on girl it's a dream You're a torn out page >from a best selling book Your home girl's on the line But your daddy's off the hook Where do we go now? Give those pious soldiers Another lollipop Cause we're on the good ship Menage et tois Peaches and cream You make a garbage man scream Such a delicate thing Keep your lamplight trimmed and burning more free lyrics

Don't tell your right hand baby
What your left hand do
You know those road check girls
Will make your brown breath blue

Peaches and cream
You make a garbage man scream
Such a dangerous dream
Peaches and cream¡.

You look good in that sweater
And that aluminum crutch
I'm gonna let you down easy
I've got a delicate touch

Peaches and cream
You make a garbage man scream
Come on girl it's a dream

You're a torn out page
>from a best selling book
Your home girl's on the line
But your daddy's off the hook
Where do we go now?

Give those pious soldiers
Another lollipop
Cause we're on the good ship
Menage et tois
Peaches and cream
You make a garbage man scream
Such a delicate thing

Keep your lamplight trimmed and burning

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