She never had a steady job, no patience for the grind She's always been self-employed—the entertaining kind No résumé, no references, no kissing corporate knobs She never worked nine-to-five; she's just really good at blowjobs.
She wears her clothes too goddamn tight beneath that bright red light "The dress ain't meant to fit," she says, "it pays the rent tonight" She's easy like Sunday morning, like the song from Commodores She wears that slutty uniform that got passed down from older whores
Hooker, harlot, hustler, call her what you will You can question all her morals, but she's gonna pay her bills The ladies always hate her, call her trouble, trash, and shady She could never hate herself—she ain't no fucking lady!
She'll fuck your husband, boyfriend, boss—she might've fucked your dad Your uncle grinned and said, "She's the best friend I ever had" Your aunt said, "Back in college…" then stopped and shook her head Now everybody's wondering what she almost fucking said
Hooker, harlot, hustler, call her what you will You can question all her morals, but she's gonna pay her bills The ladies always hate her, call her trouble, trash, and shady She could never hate herself—she ain't no fucking lady!
"I'm no whore, I'm an enthusiast," she told me with a grin "My morals are negotiable—what price range are we in?" "I'm aggressively approachable," she said, "you understand?" I said, "That's quite a slogan—get that printed on a van!"
She can suck a golf ball through a garden hose Home Depot banned her for life - so the story goes When asked about golf, she said, "I've never learned the sport" "But half the country club helped me pay my child support"
They call 'em "hoo-ers" on The Sopranos—she said, "I like that sound" "It makes me feel sophisticated when the word gets passed around" I said, "With all those titles, you should have a business card" She said, "I did—your wife found one. You're sleeping in the yard"
Hooker, harlot, hustler, call her what you will You can question all her morals, but she's gonna pay her bills The ladies always hate her, call her trouble, trash, and shady She could never hate herself—she ain't no fucking lady!
I thought I was special—she thought I was next I swore I'd learned my lesson, then she sent another text My buddy said, "Don't answer!" I said, "Bro, you are right" You always gotta watch out for the ladies of the night
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