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Aerosmith ~ Bolivian Ragamuffin


Pack up your troubles in your old gym bag You gotta dance to the tune of bolivian ragamuffin I'll take short brakes Love her 'til the ice breaks Stand on the seashore lookin' at the city See the street light look like a lady on the titty In the wax museum everybody can see themselves As others can see them but nobody wants to be the baby Tough break - cabbage head Try to get a salad made Hold my pickle, hold the lettuce Session waters don't upset us Kid's span face looks so even like a needle Never make third base like a toilet bowl cleaner Like an squawk-eight fool with the dooner over double If i have to do rock a roller up a jello Statiol coverslag, smokin' bowl no feelin' high Burn and people, try to let us Hush i'm for hm, what i'm saying See me kiss - can you prepance Waitin' for - gotta have a dance Say me now - say all i need is a chance I ain't gonna do it... more free lyrics

Pack up your troubles in your old gym bag
You gotta dance to the tune of bolivian ragamuffin
I'll take short brakes
Love her 'til the ice breaks

Stand on the seashore lookin' at the city
See the street light look like a lady on the titty
In the wax museum everybody can see themselves
As others can see them but nobody wants to be the baby

Tough break - cabbage head
Try to get a salad made
Hold my pickle, hold the lettuce
Session waters don't upset us

Kid's span face looks so even like a needle
Never make third base like a toilet bowl cleaner
Like an squawk-eight fool with the dooner over double
If i have to do rock a roller up a jello

Statiol coverslag, smokin' bowl no feelin' high
Burn and people, try to let us
Hush i'm for hm, what i'm saying

See me kiss - can you prepance
Waitin' for - gotta have a dance
Say me now - say all i need is a chance
I ain't gonna do it...

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