| This poor child was standin' on a corner when
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| Up walked this woman that looked good all over
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| I had on my city duds my one and only suit
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| This fox picked me out and told me I was cute
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| I said you’re cute too without further adieu
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| She said for fifty dollars I’ll make love to you
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| I knew I’d have to buy more than the juice
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| Then she grabbed me and turned me every way but loose
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| She was a real fine looker, fifty dollar hooker
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| All night cooker, a happy hooker
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| With two hands that could understand, the needs of a lonely man
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| I don’t usually like to buy it but didn’t slow down to pay
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| The way she was built money couldn’t stand in the way
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| We went to her place, 'cause we saw it first
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| Was no amount of money could measure what she was worth
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| She was a real fine looker, fifty dollar hooker
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| All night cooker, a happy hooker
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| With two hands that could understand, the needs of a lonely man
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| Uh huh, all right… Uh huh, all night
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| All I got to tell you she cured a lonely man
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| Though she didn’t know me, she could understand |
| The best way I know for this story to end
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| For me to recommend her to all of my friends
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| She was a real fine looker, fifty dollar hooker
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| All night cooker, a happy hooker
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| With two hands that could understand, the needs of a lonely man |