| I go through the strangest kind of changes
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| Tryin' to find myself a way to pay my dues
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| And would you believe it, I’m so urban
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| My suburban friends don’t know my bag of blues
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| I’m up in the mornin' on the corner so sedated
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| That you hardly know it’s me
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| And late in the evening when I’m mellow
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| There’s my fellow with the world for me to see
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| Oh, it’s a world full of cocktails at nine
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| Dinners and wine and very late shows
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| And where the crowd goes
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| I’m a girl with a world of her own
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| A queen on her throne
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| Till every thing’s gone and then
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| I wake up to find that I’m a stranger
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| In a world where I have never been before
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| I look for the man who held my hand
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| But now I know that he’ll be coming back no more
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| I’m telling you 'bout this bag of blues
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| It’s payin' dues, but I got news
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| Gimme that, I really want that
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| Speakin' 'bout bag of blues
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| Mister, I’m payin' dues
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| Listen I’m changin' shoes
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| I’m gonna make me some changes
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| I walk in a daze and then I’m back to my apartment
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| Where I’ll grab another wink
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| And doze on the sofa till eleven
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| Then get up and pour myself another drink
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| Then back at the party, I’ll be hearty
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| While waitin' for some better news
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| But now in the meantime
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| I’ll just sit right here and cool it
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| We’re gonna cool it now
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| And listen to the rhythm
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| Ahmad’s blues |