Amazon Women from Guitool (album) by Flip Nasty

Don't hit me like a love affair, I'm not on steady ground. I'm sitting on a cracking bough that can't bear another pound. Water, wash my blood all down the gutter. Don't read me like a trashy threat, I'm basking in your shine. I'm desperately invertebrate and looking for a spine. Smart girls spell my name. They tell me what to do. Oh, you can count on me to say I'm sorry. Chorus: I always believed there were Amazon Women. I knew it was true on the day I met you. You tell me, you tell me your heart will be broken. It's cold but it's soft and it's all up to you. I suffocate in Oregon like a body in a bog. My feet have taken leave of me and I'm jealous of a dog. Lilac, salt my heart it's daily clutter. I'm wedged between attentionless but sympathetic trees. I smack of indecisiveness --perceive me as you please. Tall girls brush my face. They whisper something new. Oh, it surprises me to know I love you. Chorus. Fletcher you be, launching feathers at me. Cupid and thee, splitting darts on a tree. Don't weigh me down with butterscotch, I think I've had my fill of gingersnaps and dewy traps that leak, but never spill. Smart girls parry me, the tall girls do it too.

• Rock
• acoustic rock
• blues rock
• jazz-rock
• scat singing
• singer-songwriter
• Portland