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Well I'm a liar on the weekends, whoa yeah |
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And I'm so tired on the Monday mornings |
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So let me take the seat beside you and let's talk, |
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About what you like and what you don't like |
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And how we can make it work |
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I'm coming down your alley and I'm right by your door |
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I'm comin' through your window and I'm flat on your floor |
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And she said, 'Why, why, Mister, are you never at home?' |
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Figure out this picture 'cuz it looks like it's wrong |
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Try to understand how I figure more |
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It's a lot like business when you're ten years old |
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So pull me in and pull me out now, oh yeah |
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So let me go and let me light another |
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You think you've got it figured out now? Well no |
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'Bout what you like and what you don't like |
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And how I can make it go |
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I'm coming down your alley and I'm right by your door |
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I'm comin' through your window and I'm flat on your floor |
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And she said, 'Why, why, Mister, are you never at home?' |
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Figure out this picture 'cuz it looks like it's wrong |
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Try to understand how I figure more |
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It's a lot like business when you're ten years old |
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I'm coming down your alley and I'm right by your door |
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I'm comin' through your window and I'm flat on your floor |
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And she said, 'Why, why, Mister, are you never at home?' |
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Figure out this picture 'cuz it looks like it's wrong |
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Try to understand how I figure more |
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It's a lot like business when you're ten years old |
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It's a lot like business when you're ten years old |
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It's a lot like business when you're ten years old |
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Hello, hello, hello, hello, |
