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Table (Dance) Manners Lyrics by Aboriginal (Miami)

4.656%

2007

[Verse 1]
Within the walls of this cigarette smoked filled club
Nothing at all makes her happy but coke still does
As we throw bills up, she gets naked to dance
And takes a look back with an intimidating glance
And takes a sip from her glass upset yet leisurely
It's her escape from all she hates in this sex stench scenery
Clearly she's weary, but nothings stopping her still
From running, thumbs through ones and twenty dollar bills
Started off as a thrill seeking attention and fame
Now this slut works out of tip cups for the cheapеst of change
But I can see the pain, benеath her blush and her grin
All this I saw with the touch of her skin
[Chorus]
She was cold inside and out
Frigid skin and a grin that hid what her eyes cried out
But she was alive now
Blind and part of the night crowd
She was cold inside and out
Frigid skin and a grin that hid what her eyes cried out
But she was alive now Blind and part of the might crowd
And she was cold inside and out...
[Verse 2]
Yo it's funny how this honey's really able to earn
All this money and Its funny how the tables can turn
All of a sudden I'm the dummy that's facing the burn
Like that squad Spymob being played for the N.E.R.D
Being degraded by her, she's just an Idiot
Accepting all these dividends to show her tits and clitoris Ridiculous Isn't it? That at her sexual peak
She's considered nothing but something of a desperate freak
A degenerate creep, whose credit is screwed
Cause of the toss of drugs she's invested into
She goes into the restroom does some bouche in the stalls
All We get from the bitch is stiff dick and blue balls
But what were We to do y'all but move through the hall
Leave that godforsaken club feeling stupid and small
And what she to do y'all but move through the hall
And leave that fucking club feeling stupid and small
[Chorus]
She was cold inside and out
Frigid skin and a grin that hid what her eyes cried out
But she was alive now
Blind and part of the night crowd
She was cold inside and out
Frigid skin and a grin that hid what her eyes cried out
But she was alive now Blind and part of the might crowd
And she was cold inside and out...
Credits
Aboriginal (Miami)

Aboriginal (Miami)

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"Table (Dance) Manners" is credited to Aboriginal (Miami). Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Table (Dance) Manners" appears on "4.656%" in 2007.

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