Correction Lyrics The cat & la lune by Lausse The Cat

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This song is named the cat and the moon
This song is called the cat and the moon
This song is-
This song is moon the cat and the-
This song is called the cat and the moon
This song is called the cat and the moon

Hey Lausse man, write me a love song
Sorry my darling, i'm not feeling gifted
Can't write no sweet tunes, when my heart's gone
Can't write my fibs, and my heart's not your business
You've got no f**kin' soul I swear
Might find a love song in French for a difference
Goddamn Lausse, such a dense little b*t*h
Fine, I'll tell you a fable about my mistrеss

Might say I might break up with this girl
Says her heart and hеr mind's made up
Nice one in bed but I can't be f**ked for the late night texts when her life's not perfect
Why did you presume that this girl done needed you?
Cause I know I need a girl from all the ladies that swoon
Guess you see yourself as best for [?] crying in a room
Some advice, I bet that girl already with a better dude
Alright bev, calm down
Now you're taking the p*ss, mate
What you on about?
I'm saying what you say is a p*sstake
Every time you pull a girl at hours a bit late
You leave her in the morning just before the girl awoken
Whoop de whoop, Lause the Cat
Lausse the Twat and Lausse the Joke
What, you think that you're a bloke 'cause you done broke a lady's heart?
Nah, I thought I was a bloke when I had p*n*s in the rass
So why'd you leave her in the morning?
Cause I gave her the [?] pass
Listen here:
I ain't saying what I think about sex, but I know the kind of girl which makes me smile from the text
I'm just saying f**k the boredom, we'll absorb it in the beer
Me man really? When she sees that all you are's a little prick?
Maybe she might call it first
You can't satisfy in bed
Well she definitely said that I was better than her ex
f**k you
You had that
Now she's such a little twat
Understands the little story 'tween the lady and the cat

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