| There’s a song
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| For the girl that I can’t fuck
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| Give me your name and number, baby
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| After all, you’re bad luck
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| When it’s morning in New York
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| And it’s evening in L. A
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| I know it’s sad you get so lonely, baby
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| You can’t find the words to say
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| You can call me up
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| I’ll put you on
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| Give me your name and number, baby
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| I’ll reach your phone
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| When I’m lying in my room
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| And your body appearing on my radio
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| Well I know you saw the future, baby
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| I’ve got to get it through to you
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| You can call me up
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| I’ll put you on
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| Give me your name and number, baby
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| I’ll reach your phone
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| And I know this song for the girl that I can’t fuck
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| And I know this song, after all, you’re bad luck
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| Yeah, yeah, yeah
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| I’ll put you on
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| I’ll reach your phone
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| I’ll reach your phone
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| When I’m staring at my roof
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| And your body appearing on my radio
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| When I’m thinking, oh, can you?
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| Well, I guess that’s the way these things go |