PINK LADY
When she wears her pink glasses
She feels like talking to masses
Meat eating plants grow in vases
In the desert of her soul
She can't see exept the pink
She’s colourblind
Whole world looks cheerful and cool
Who ain't want her is a fool
It's for her they droole
In the desert of her soul
She wants it all, that’s fine
She fears the truth hidden in wine
To change the desert into green plain
With butterflies and flowers
Would take more than heavy rain
Would take more than couple of showers
Again they're wrapped around her finger
They know it’s bad but they still linger
They're ordered to mingle
In the desert of her soul
Pink heat they can’t escape
They wake up in desert it ain't feel great
Pink glasses on the nose, they recall
Big drops of rain start to fall
They jump up and down and roll
In the desert of her soul
Petra©
She feels like talking to masses
Meat eating plants grow in vases
In the desert of her soul
She can't see exept the pink
She’s colourblind
Whole world looks cheerful and cool
Who ain't want her is a fool
It's for her they droole
In the desert of her soul
She wants it all, that’s fine
She fears the truth hidden in wine
To change the desert into green plain
With butterflies and flowers
Would take more than heavy rain
Would take more than couple of showers
Again they're wrapped around her finger
They know it’s bad but they still linger
They're ordered to mingle
In the desert of her soul
Pink heat they can’t escape
They wake up in desert it ain't feel great
Pink glasses on the nose, they recall
Big drops of rain start to fall
They jump up and down and roll
In the desert of her soul
Petra©
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