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Metal Girls Lyrics by Jim Bryson

The Falcon Lake Incident

2010

I took my best foot and I slowly put it out from me
'Cause I heard that leapin' in never did much good
With all the heavy metal girls that could've lived a world away it seems
And not just over in the next neighborhood
Where I heard that they'd never talked to a bookkeeper's son
Who talked and talked but never learned a thing about love
I took my best laid plans and I laid 'em all out in front of me
Knowing my best laid plans never did me much good
With all the heavy metal girls that could've livеd a world away it seems
And not just over in the next nеighborhood
Where I heard that they'd never talked to a bus driver's son
Who talked and talked but never learned a thing about love
Well you know somedays that talking is not enough
To break the windows wide open
And let us out into the big wide world
We'll break the screen door wide open
See if we can go a little on this earth
We'll break the ceilings wide open
And let the sun burn the skin of all the heavy metal girls
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Jim Bryson

Jim Bryson

About “Metal Girls” by Jim Bryson

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"Metal Girls" appears on "The Falcon Lake Incident" in 2010.

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