| I walked into this bar and the man refused
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| He said, «We don’t serve strangers in blue suede shoes
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| We don’t give credit and we don’t give way
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| We have to think about what the people might say
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| You know what I mean?» |
| I said, «Sure, man.»
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| Oh, he gave me a smile that was sickly and wet
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| And I offered him one of my cigarettes
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| He took it, afraid that he might appear rude
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| Then proceeded to sell me some second-class food
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| Nice guy. |
| Meet 'em everywhere
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| He said «My oh my, I have suffered too long
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| And this cigarette seems to be very strong
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| I don’t make the rules, I just get what I take
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| And I guess every rule was made to break
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| You can take what you like, it won’t hurt me
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| 'Cause I’m just working for the company»
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| From the green cigarette, he took a long drag
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| And said «I think I’ll pack my travelling bag
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| I’m tired of cheating and wasting my head
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| And filling the boss’s bags with bread
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| I want to get out in the sun and rain
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| And feel the wind on my skin again
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| The world is large and I’ve got time yet
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| And by the way, thanks for that cigarette
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| Thank you very much»
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| You know I feel like a new man
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| Yes I do
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| I don’t know why
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| I’d just like to say
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| Thank you very much indeed
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| It’s a beautiful day
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| I think I’ll be on my way right away
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| I’d like to say
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| Thank you very much
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| Yes, I’m getting the hell out of here
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| Yes, I am
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| Bye bye
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| That’s the end of the message
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| Thank you very much
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| Bye bye
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| Yes, bye bye!
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| Bye bye! |