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Beck ~ Spanking Room


Momma don't take me Down to the den To make it by myself [?] It'll rip me away [?] Pulled by the drapes Spank my ass [?] [???] [???] The [???] [???] [???] [???] Pulled by the drapes Split up my ass [?] [???] [???] [screaming] Go with parents, say your teacher When something strange happens to you Tell your parents and your teacher When something strange happens to you Tell your parents and your teacher That something strange happens to you Tell your parents on your teacher [???] Tell your parents and your teacher When something strange happens to you Tell your parents and your teacher When something strange happens to you [some kind of whimpering] [breathing] more free lyrics

Momma don't take me
Down to the den
To make it by myself [?]
It'll rip me away [?]

Pulled by the drapes
Spank my ass [?]
[???]
[???]

The [???]
[???]
[???]
[???]

Pulled by the drapes
Split up my ass [?]
[???]
[???]

[screaming]

Go with parents, say your teacher
When something strange happens to you
Tell your parents and your teacher
When something strange happens to you
Tell your parents and your teacher
That something strange happens to you
Tell your parents on your teacher
[???]

Tell your parents and your teacher
When something strange happens to you
Tell your parents and your teacher
When something strange happens to you

[some kind of whimpering]

[breathing]

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