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  • Lip-Stick Liz
    BY
    Robert Service


    Oh Lip-Stick Liz was in the biz, That's the oldest known in history;
    She had a lot of fancy rags, Of her form she made no myst'ry.
    She had a man, a fancy man, His name was Alexander,
    And he used to beat her up because he couldn't understand her.

    Now Lip-Stick Liz she loved her man And she couldn't love no other
    So when she saw him with a Broadway Blonde, Her rage she could not smother.
    She saw him once and she saw him twice But the third time nearly crazed her,
    So she walked bang into a hardware store, And she bought a brand new razor.

    Now Lip-Stick Liz she trailed them two For she was tired of weeping;
    She trailed them two, in a flash hotel And there she found them sleeping;
    So she gashed them once and she gashed them twice Their ju'lar veins to sever,
    And the bright blood flowed like a brook between. And their lives were gone forever.

    Now Lip-Stick Liz went to the p'lice And sez she: "Me hands are gory,
    And you'll put me away in a deep dark cell When once you've heard me story."
    So they've put her away in a deep dark cell, Until her life be over
    And what is the moral of the whole damn show, I wish I could discover.

    Chorus:
    Oh Lip-Stick Liz! What a lousy life this is.
    It's a hell of a break for a girl on the make,
    Oh Lip-Stick Liz!

       
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