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Tokyo Rose, Mata Hari, And Me
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Women can be so bad!

They say that Tokyo Rose was mean Well you ain't seen nothin' yet I'll be the baddest little lady you've ever seen Hell! you ain't seen nothin' yet My man put me down then he stepped on my pride Made me feel like a clown made me hurt inside They say that Tokyo Rose was mean Ha! you ain't seen nothin' yet They say that Mata Hari was a slick ol' lady Oh! you ain't seen nothin' yet She got what she wanted though her means were shady No! you ain't seen nothn' yet I can be more mean I can be more slick I can tell you lies and sex you down or make you sick They say that Mata Hari was a slick ol' lady Lord! you ain't seen nothin' yet

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Reviewed by Diana Wiles

Reviewed on April 21, 2012

Wow!!...I love the spirit and gutsiness of this piece..
Love it!
Diana...

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