I love her, man; she’s like a hot flame Or may be cold rain, she has hurt me, And I’ve got pain, having no dirty aim, I feel like ‘God, Damn’, ‘cause sense is not plain.
Verse 1:
She loves a ballet; she loves white chocolate valleys, She dreams of chalet, but lives among town narrow alleys. She drinks no Baileys, just cup of herbal white tea daily, She’s not in A-lists; I used to call her Insane Nellie. She’s pretty feminine, came from an intelligent family, Living in a tenement, she’s never dealt with the famine. She cares of ambient, a’int listen to rap except Eminem, - This is so relevant, ‘cause music is her main element. She sings in theatre, and I admire her voice, It would be better, she’d never scare and run from the boys. Apart from matter, she lives like in the world of toys, And every letter I get is penetrated with ploys. She’s amazing… On a real, I’m chasing, She’s lazy… And I feel she’s crazy. She’s prompt… And I’m too eager, When she’s in front – I can’t resist her figure.
Refrain:
I love her, man; she’s like a hot flame Or may be cold rain, she has hurt me, And I’ve got pain, having no dirty aim, I feel like ‘God, Damn’, ‘cause sense is not plain.