| She doesn’t need money, she doesn’t need diamonds
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| She’s lookin' for pretty things
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| She doesn’t want romance, she doesn’t need finance
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| She’s looking for rendezvous
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| But every time she’s going down
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| She never looks around
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| I’ll wait and watch her with my lens
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| Until she brings the curtain down
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| 'There behind the keyhole' with my fisheye
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| I’m back in the darkroom, I’m covered in fixer
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| I’m making a photograph
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| I’ll send her some postcards, in glorious colour
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| I’m keeping the negatives
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| I’ll form a letter from the news
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| With different type from different lines
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| I’ll tell the world about her
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| I’ll mail the People and the Times
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| «Ooh, it’ll be so scandalous for the both of them… but mainly her!»
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| She showed them her husband, he ordered a dozen
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| He thought they were fabulous
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| The one with the --------------, the two of the ----------------
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| And three of the --------------
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| He sold her to Hefner, who put her in Playboy
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| He gave her a centre-fold
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| I made a real blunder, she made it in movies
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| I made her a superstar |