"Biloxi Girl" genre: Poetry
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	CD: dimension dancing   Label: Cafe' Be At Credits: Author: Armond Blackwater
	Story Behind the Song The story of a dangerous pickup in a tawdry bar on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Lyrics Biloxi Girl It goes back to this gal I picked up at hole in the wall in Biloxi, MS. one night. She was gorgeous and exceptionally well developed. She smiled at me It was a lurid smile Meant to indicate Availability. I smiled back, Perhaps she recognises me Maybe she's seen me on stage Her blond hair cascaded over shoulders And down over her breasts. My concentration kept surrendering To the luster of her skin I bought her a drink Smiled and nodded at her She removed the cherry and suckled it in her mouth I laughed and motioned that she should join me At the bar. I bought her a few more drinks, she got real friendly, so I invited her on a moonlight drive. It was a perfect tropical night A full moon -- fat across the Gulf of Mexico Orange glowing Golden gateway to the mountains of the moon You could walk their It's only a few hundred yards away. As we were heading toward the beach, My golden goddess of pleasure M motioned toward a pair of schools and says, "Hey, there's my school." Alarms sounded in my head. "Please tell me that you're a senior." I was hoping that she was at least close to 18! Nope, she didn't even go to the high school, she was pointing to the junior high next door. She was 14. I politely drove her home and thanked her for scaring the living shit out of me.

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