Tori Amos – Playboy Mommy Lyrics  Share

From Tori Amos's album: From The Choirgirl Hotel

In my platforms I hit the floor.
I fell face down, didn^,t help my brain out.
And then the baby came before I found the magic how to keep her happy.
I never was the fantasy of what you want- wanted me to be?
Don^,t judge me so harsh little girl, so you got a playboy mommy.
But when you tell ^,em my name and,
You wanna cross that bridge all on your own.
Little girl they^,ll do you no harm, ^,cause they know your playboy mommy.
But when you tell ^,em my name from here to Birmingham.
I got a few friends.

I never was there, was there when it counts. I get my way, you^,re so like me.
You seemed ashamed, ashamed that I was, a good friend of American soldiers.
I^,ll say it loud here by your grave, those angels can^,t ever take my place.
Don^,t judge me so harsh little girl, you got a playboy mommy.
But when you tell ^,em my name and,
You wanna cross that bridge all on your own.
[ Playboy Mommy lyrics from
http://www.musiclyricsnow.net/t/tori-amos/playboy-mommy/ ]
Little girl they^,ll do you no harm, ^,cause they know your playboy mommy.
But you just tell ^,em my name, you tell ^,em my name.
I got a few friends.


Down on my knees an?
Somewhere, where the orchids grow I can^,t find those church bells,
That played when you died, played Gloria, talkin^,bout Hosanah?.
But don^,t judge me so harsh little girl, you got a playboy mommy, come home.
But when you tell them soldiers my name,
And cross that bridge all on your own.
Little girl they^,ll do you no harm,
^,Cause they know your playboy mommy.
But I^,ll be home; I^,ll be home to take you in my arms...
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