| Now my brother’s disappeared
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| And the fish ain’t biting like they used to
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| And my motel room opens to a well-trimmed lawn
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| But the evening’s warm
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| And I know just what I’m gonna do
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| I’m gonna drink and party with my friend Marty
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| Till the abstract blues are gone
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| Well, the cooler’s full of ice
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| And we’ve wedged open the motel room door
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| And there’s a pair of girls just out of this world in room 104
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| They’re on their way over with bikini tops and cutoff jeans
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| We don’t know their names
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| But there’s no mistaking what their manner means
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| Me and Marty and the girls, we party on the oceanside
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| Turned off the world for a while, let the problems slide
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| There’s no better bruise for the abstract blues than a K.O. |
| to ennui
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| And we’ll be punching the lights out until the night’s out
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| The girls and Marty and me
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| Laurie is a Native American, I love the exotic type
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| She says she’s searching in the whole world for surfing the perfect pipe
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| She don’t like her parents but ain’t that inherent for a healthy girl?
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| I don’t know where she’s been
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| But tonight I will hang ten on a surfer girl
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| And Marty’s got Susie by his side
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| They’re dancing to a Latin beat
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| She’s got cute little anklets
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| Resting just over her tanned little feet
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| I can’t hear what they’re saying
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| But I can tell that they’re praying that the song won’t end
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| And neither this before we all go back to the real world again
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| Me and Marty and the girls, we party by the oceanside
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| Turned off the world for a while, let the problems slide
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| There’s no better bruise for the abstract blues than a K.O. |
| to ennui
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| We’re gonna get the decision, festive collision
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| The girls and Marty and me
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| Then in the morning
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| Sunshine comes warming a window blind
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| I’m laying with Laurie, who’s just laid with me
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| And it blows my mind
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| And I’m thinking that this time
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| I won’t be going back to my former life
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| I’m throwing my lot in 'cause I glad right now I got into the maritime life
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| Me and Marty and the girls, we party at the oceanside
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| Turned off the world for a while, let the problems slide
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| There’s no better bruise for the abstract blues than a K.O. |
| to ennui
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| And we’ll be punching the lights out until the night’s out
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| Gonna get the decision, a festive collision
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| The girls and Marty and me |