| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| He was the Playboy Type (he smoked a pipe)
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| His fav’rite phrase was «OUTA-SITE!»
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| He had an Irish Setter
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| (Hrtch-a-pltch
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| Hrtch-a-pltch
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| Hrtch-a-pltch
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| Arf!)
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| It was a singles bar, a Tuesday night
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| The moon was dim, the band was tight
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| They did the Bump together
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| What a splendid sight
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| (Roon doon doon doon)
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| Her teeth were white
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| (Oo-ah oo-oooh)
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| The drinks were cheap (it was Ladies Nite)
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| He was glad that he met her
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| She was an office girl («My name is Betty»)
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| Her fav’rite group was HELEN REDDY
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| (They discussed the weather)
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Man!
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| She was a lonely sort, just a little too short
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| Her jokes were dumb and her fav’rite sport
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| Was hockey (in the winter)
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| He was duly impressed and was quick to suggest
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| Any sport with a PUCK had to be 'bout the best
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| As he jabbed his elbow in her (get it honey? Get it?)
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| Later on they went off to where the music was soft
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| The candles were drippy, they saw a REAL HIPPY
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| Who delivered their dinner
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| The rice was brown, and soon they found
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| That the crowd around that had jammed the room
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| Well it seemed to be getting thinner
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Man!
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| He took her home to a motor court
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| She would not kiss him, he tried to ignore it
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| But it made him angry!
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| (Angry! It made me angry!
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| Why it made me so angry
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| I COULD HAVE KILLED THAT LOUSY BITCH!)
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| He called her a slut
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| (Slut slut slut. . .)
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| A pig
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| (Pig pig pig. . .)
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| And a whore
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| (Whore whore whore. . .)
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| A bitch
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| (Bitch bitch bitch. . .)
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| And a cunt
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| (Cunt cunt cunt. . .)
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| And she slammed the door
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| (The door!)
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| In a petulant frenzy!
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| (A petulant frenzy!
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| This is a petulant
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| Frenzy!
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| I’m petulant
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| And I’m having a frenzy!)
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| On the sofa she weeps
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| BOO HOO HOO HOO
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| She weeps and she weeps
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| BOO HOO HOO HOO HOO HOO
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| She weeps and she peeps
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| Through the curtain
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| He just got in his car
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| But the battery’s dead
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| So he asked to use the phone
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| And she gives him some head
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| And that’s the end of the story
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a man like me
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| Honey honey, hey
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Baby don’t you want a
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| Man!
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| Baby don’t you want a man sometimes? |