| Chuckie said «I don’t know what’s goin' on
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| I’m down on my knees and I’m ah uh oh losin' it
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| Been up and down this New York town
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| Lookin' for a break, just a fair shake of it
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| But the people all got concrete in their eyes and their points of view
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| The taxis and the mailboxes all wanta make love to me 'xactly like you used to
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| do
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| And uh oh oh oh oh — oh oh — oh I’m ah uh uh losin' it
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| And uh oh oh oh oh, I’m down on my knees and I’m ah uh uh losin' it
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| Here come a cop, «I heard she left you, son
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| But it’s time that you picked up the pieces
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| The whole town’s talkin' about you
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| Ever since your waitress gave you the deep freeze
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| And now she’s runnin' with a cab driver who swears he’s the crucified King of
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| Siam
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| But Jesus is comin', so hold on, he’s just stalled up around the bend»
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| And uh oh oh oh oh — oh oh — oh I’m ah uh uh losin' it
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| And uh oh oh oh oh, I’m down on my knees and I’m ah uh uh losin' it
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| You say «why don’t I go see a shrink»
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| But I don’t need to spend a grand a month
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| To know that I’m out of my head
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| 'Cause you said you’d be better off dead
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| Than livin' with me
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| My boss said «what the hell’s goin' on
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| The whole firm knows that you’re losin' it»
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| I just jumped up on his desk, did a Celtic war dance
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| Teach that fool a lesson
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| Then I burned all your lingerie and I tried stichin' it back together again and
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| then
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| This clock started tickin' in my head and oh oh oh here I go again
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| And uh oh oh oh oh — oh oh — oh I’m ah uh uh losin' it
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| And uh oh oh oh oh, I’m down on my knees and I’m ah uh uh losin' it |