The Real Socialites of Plastiboob Valley

If you’re offended by this song, you probably have too much money and not enough brains. In fact, you’re exactly the kind of person this song was written about. Parents may want to listen to this one before sharing it with the kiddies, but if you know any local bimbos and trophy wives/husbands/poolboys, feel free to whistle this song to them.

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Lyrics:

Na na na na na na naaaa
do you like being a slut? (x2)

You hide behind your sense of pride
while all the boys line up to ride.
They know that you’ll put out
no matter what, so
na na na na na na naaaa
do you like being a slut?

Na na na na na na naaaa
what’s it like being a ho? (x2)

You cover up your virgin ears
but they’re the only virgins here.
Your mouth is only reaping
what you sow, so
na na na na na na naaaa
what’s it like being a ho?

So turn around,
don’t let the door hit your fine ass
on the way out
’cause no one’s buying all your crap,
so can you hear them shout…

Na na na na na na naaaa
do you like being a tool? (x2)

You flash around that diamond ring
but you’re the trophy, not the bling.
The irony’s too funny to be cruel.
Na na na na na na naaaa
do you like being a tool?

You never heard this song before,
but when we’re whistling we’re
calling you a whore…

(Whistle Chorus)

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One Comment

  1. Roger Svanlund

    Okay. I think I’m past the shock now. This song is awesome! As I described it to someone else, \the sharpest, stingiest, stabbiest thing I’ve heard in a while\. It’d be quite easy to take it the wrong way, but I’ll be damned if it didn’t make me laugh out loud several times the first time I listened to it.

    If a whistle chorus counts as lyrics, I would give them six stars for that.

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