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Diamond Doll
02:55
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Ruby D.
04:08
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Miss Calamity Jane
05:00
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When our eyes met, I knew that she was the one
That I'd dreamt about each nite mah whole life long
I knew my soul had found the one sent to me from heaven
She's an a Aquarius with a bad attitude
She's that Latina spice & she's sassy & rude
it was a spring nite in Havana when we first met
But she never met anyone like me before
alot of crazy drama then she showed me the dorr
but I can't let it go 'cause I've never been more sure of anything in my whole life
oh no
Hey Hey Miss Calamity Jane they say
Ruby don't love you, Ruby don't know ya
Hey Hey Miss Calamity Jane
She's a glamorous showgirl & you're just a Rock-n-Roller
They call me Calamity 'cause my life's always misery
always failure & disaster & never any happy endings
I'm just a Trans Girl from the other side of the tracks
always up against the odds, always gettin' stabbed in the back
Ruby Diamond Nylie Lopez threw both of her arms around me
in the middle of her show with everybody watching
she squeezed me as hard as she could three times & then she said "I Love You"
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Emotional Wreck
02:14
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You're a Drag
02:16
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You're a drag no fun to be around
with yer social cues & rules & abusive mouth
You're a drag your life is so boring
Your phony act, Tuck-n-Pass conformity, yeah
You're a drag and I'm so glad I'm not like you
You're a drag no fun to be around
With yer shitty attitude & snobby crowd
You're a drag you're a liar gaslighting
one day you'll be alone in misery, yeah
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Butt-in-ski
02:04
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