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Blondie ~ Kidnapper


Hey, you've got an unnerving face And twitching eyes like Norman Bates You got a cigarette, eye on a mirror Farm boy brown gas station sweeper You took that girl, you put the saddle on her Just thirteen, she's her daddy's apple And she don't know you're the kidnapper, uh-huh Hey, your Daddy's Whiskey Sam He's got bloodshot eyes like Ray Milland Playing solitaire, your Mother fidgets You wanna be rich but you won't dig ditches She bitches like a brat, she got the money People breaking their necks and she thinks it's funny Where's your old man now? Nobody's home, uh-huh Kidnapper Hey, they call you Skinny Jim And nobody knows the boat you're in They dipped your tail when you were back in school Well, you're a real strange cake but your nobody's fool So you took that girl and you put the saddle on her Just thirteen, she's fresh out of diapers And she don't know you're the kidnapper, uh-huh She don't know you're the kidnapper, uh-huh I said "She don't know you're the kidnapper," uh-huh more free lyrics

Hey, you've got an unnerving face
And twitching eyes like Norman Bates
You got a cigarette, eye on a mirror
Farm boy brown gas station sweeper
You took that girl, you put the saddle on her
Just thirteen, she's her daddy's apple
And she don't know you're the kidnapper, uh-huh
Hey, your Daddy's Whiskey Sam
He's got bloodshot eyes like Ray Milland
Playing solitaire, your Mother fidgets
You wanna be rich but you won't dig ditches
She bitches like a brat, she got the money
People breaking their necks and she thinks it's funny
Where's your old man now? Nobody's home, uh-huh

Kidnapper

Hey, they call you Skinny Jim
And nobody knows the boat you're in
They dipped your tail when you were back in school
Well, you're a real strange cake but your nobody's fool
So you took that girl and you put the saddle on her
Just thirteen, she's fresh out of diapers
And she don't know you're the kidnapper, uh-huh
She don't know you're the kidnapper, uh-huh
I said "She don't know you're the kidnapper," uh-huh

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