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Young Dumb Glamorous Tranny Girls
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V> Some people are convinced theirs is the only truth there is
Forgetting other lives and different worlds and truths exist
And though nobody likes to consider they haven't a clue
Isn't that really the biggest truth?
Now you're probably asking what i've in store
Just why i'm telling you all these things for
Guess i'm just feeling a little sad and angry too
Sorry, I get this way sometimes
thinking about a friend I once knew
I first met Gina on one of those warm summer nights
In a los Angeles tranny club way back in 1989
We were both way too young and dressed to the nines
So glamorous, well at least anyway
All the chasers sure thought we were fine
As girls do she checked me out, I looked at her
We started to chat about our crazy transsexual worlds
Something clicked, we became the best of friends that night
Funny how we meet our best friends sometimes
ch> My friend Gina would always turn to me and say
'Cin, as long as we're glamorous you know we'll be okay'
And she'd giggle with such an innocent childish delight
But then when she'd smile, I'd catch a little sadness in her eyes
v> You'll probably raise a condemning brow
When I say Gina turned tricks and I guess it would be a lie
if I said I never did to pay the rent sometimes
And you can think what you want that was just our world
We were two young and dumb but Glamorous tranny girls
For a few years we shared some laughs and happier times
And when life got mean and ugly well, we'd share a good cry
'Cause when you're a girl like us life's one big rollercoaster ride
Of trying to find yourself in an often cruel world
Pretty tough sometimes just trying to survive
ch> My friend Gina would always turn to me and say
'Cin, as long as we're glamorous you know we'll be okay'
And she'd giggle with such an innocent childish delight
But then when she'd smile, I'd catch a little sadness in her eyes
v> Well this is where my story turns pretty sad
When a trick named James said he just got so damn mad
When he'd discovered Gina was a tranny girl
after he'd picked her up in his car one night
In a mad rage he'd beaten her bloody and unconscious
Then pushed her out on the sidewalk to die
When a best friend is murdered guess you're never quite the same
And my stomach still turns when I remember the verdict that came
For the life he'd taken a year's what they gave James
After all hadn't he been deceived and not totally to blame?
In the end he ended up serving less that half the days
Sad irony it was later when we found out about James
How long before he'd moved to L.A. he'd been a tranny chaser
Was a regular in Chicago clubs, knew all the girl's names
And had built a reputation for gettin' off on being violent and cruel
D.A. said it was too late, case was closed, nothing he could do
ch> It's been forever ago since I lived out those days
Funny, but I can still see Gina's face, turning to me to say
'Cin, as long as we're glamorous you know we'll be okay'
And she giggles with such an innocent childish delight
v>When I think of her like this it always makes me smile
But if you looked closer, you'd see the sadness in my eyes
Because it never lasts, her image always fades
When I remember the way my best friend Gina died.
**Lyrics from a song
Cin Sweet Fields
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