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She uses Sex
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Biological imperative and work don't mix
There's a closing time surprise for you at half past six
J-O-B don't spell F-U-N
But once you let your guard down, she'll let you in
Everybody knows the juice ain't worth the squeeze
but give her half a chance and she'll milk you dry with ease
Intelligence to guard, secrets to protect
She knows you have a weakness
You know what happens next:
She uses sex
That rocket in your pocket controls everything you do
The Eye of providence you carry's always watching you
Hot microphones and malware - that thing sends more than text
The cat will win and you're the mouse and you know how it ends:
She uses sex
She uses sex
So you hit the town on a loaded gun
Now her work's already halfway done
They know you're going to do it, as soon as you come to it.
Cabal behind the curtain's already won
She uses Sex
Hormones and hotels and a world of pain
You did a bunch of things you'd rather not explain
They've got it all on camera so she don't have to tell
She knows you're on a mission, you're in honeypot hell
She uses sex
That rocket in your pocket controls everything you do
The Eye of Providence you carry's always watching you
Seems too fantastic to be true and you know it probably is
There's an easy way for her to make it in the tradecraft biz:
She uses sex
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