| It was just another day when I walked into Bar 9
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| Sat down and got talking to a girl I spied
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| She fine like Aphrodite
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| I said «Hi! |
| I’m Dave, what’s your name?»
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| She said «I'm Diana-Jane but you can call me DJ»
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| Hyped up, this girl seemed keen, I got talking more
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| She was a Gemini and liked water sports
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| And craft work and retro video games
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| «Like the SNES?» |
| «Hell yeah, forget these hi-tech specs
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| 16 bit, that’s the golden age!»
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| Yo, things were going great
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| I ordered a drink so we could continue to conjugate
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| «I'll have a Max Martini — and you DJ?»
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| «I'll have a wine, a red one please, Dave»
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| We sat at a table, the waiter came
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| «What you hungry for DJ?»
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| «Fresh food is fine, I dunno, just feed me»
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| «Okay, let’s get a dish of the day
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| And I’ll take one of the same» The food came and we ate
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| «Wait, waiter — what’s this?» |
| «What's wrong, sir?»
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| «These fries are cold, I’d expect hot chips and they’re not chrispy
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| And the bloody beetroots are out of place in this dish
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| And what’s this, see, it looks like an infected mushroom, it’s sick!»
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| «So no tip» and we left quick
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| So we went with Plan B
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| Booked another date, figured logistics and then she said
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| «Wait, my moby’s ringing… Hello?
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| My ex is on the line» «Are you still???»
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| «No, he just left stuff at mine»
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| «Um, okay» And I silently sighed with relief, she said
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| «I've just gotta drop it off at his some time»
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| Then the night was fine and then we said our goodbyes
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| The date came, she called
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| But she was that sick, she cancelled
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| Well I didn’t wanna waste the night, I took the chance
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| And went to the club with my mates Joe and Mike
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| Joe said «Mike shi', no damn hot girls in sight
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| Mike, why is that?» |
| «'Cause all these chicks is fat
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| Boy, slim pickings tonight.» |
| Joe agreed with that, then asked
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| «Mike, skin a cig, my cravings are starting
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| And I need a fix» «Okay, sure», and out the door they darted
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| Then I heard some girls, they stormed in on a hen night
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| Running like headless chicks and gettin' with every man in sight
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| One came over, a thin bitch, a skinny puppy
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| And though I’m not one to judge, jewels coloured a goldy green ain’t pretty
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| But she started shouting in my ear, noisier than the sub
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| Focusing hard so I could hear over the sound of the club
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| Things quickly turned intense, she asked me to bang her
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| «Are you even 18?» |
| «Well, uh, near enough, man» «What?!»
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| «I'm joking, here’s my ID», I said «This has clearly been doctored»
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| Read on, «Oh god, this is DJ!
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| This is not good, for real girl, I’ve had enough»
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| «Oh you’re such a bore, gonna spice things up»
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| She downed her cup, dipped low, and started grinding her Benny Benassi on my
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| hips
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| The friction was insane, then her friend took a photo, I was framed!
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| This was ludicous «Please, just go away, miss»
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| She finally heard me over the noise, stormed off to find another boy
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| I got out of there fast, but on the way back
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| I heard a scream outside somebody’s flat
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| This place was dangerous 'cause it was late, an owl city
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| But wait — that sounds like my lucky date, is she???
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| Yeah, there was DJ’s shadow, so I started chasing shadows
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| And found a man making bare noise, shouting loud
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| It was her ex fella with her, I stopped dead
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| He faced up to her square
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| Push her back to the billboard behind her, then said
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| «You'll live by my rules when you’re in my house
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| If you take my cheese, you’ll be a dead mouse!»
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| She said «I won’t be cheated on and beaten Rob
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| You’re just a weak man compensating for your lil' Jon»
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| «What?!»
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| He went to hit her again, with evil intent
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| But I, in defence mode, stepped in to protect
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| I got up in his grill, expecting a new fight
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| DJ called out, but I said «Chill, I got this joker, alright?»
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| «Rob, s’why are you hitting girls, what is this?
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| So don’t get pushy Rob, or now who are you, Chris Brown?»
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| «Stay out of my business»
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| He launched this massive attack
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| I ducked my head under, so it missed
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| «Rob, two can play at that game» I raised my anger fist
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| And hit him but landing the punch made me ache on my wrist
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| But he flinched, so I aimed a strong hit high
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| Contrasting it with a swift kick to the thigh |
| Swiped his legs out, KO, and he fell base over apex
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| Twinging on guilt, I checked his pulse, but he was just at rest
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| I said «Why don’t you catch up on some Zed’s?
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| Deadbeat guys like you deserve the curb as a bed»
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| DJ’s incredible gaze was amazed
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| She said «My ex is insane» «Yeah I thought mine are bad
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| But he’s a different case of crazy» «Hey wait, is that Katy?»
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| Then her friend appeared with haste, after hearing the fray
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| She saw DJ with Dave, something clicked in her brain
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| She said, «Stay away DJ, quick, he’s a fake»
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| On her phone she showed an image, and heaped on the blame
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| Then spit this bitchy rhetoric, rubbing the pain in
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| It was the picture of me with her sister grinding
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| DJ ran away, I gave chase and stayed just behind
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| Then I asked a dude «Can you tell me where she went?»
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| «Me? |
| Sure man, saw her go down that street with tears to her cheeks»
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| But it was too late
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| My phone was out of battery, so I called when I got in
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| And heard «Welcome to the BT answering machine»
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| I logged onto the net, skyped her, and she picked up the line
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| I said «It's not what you think», she said «David, get a life
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| There’s no justice, you’re just like other guys»
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| I swore «It's not the truth
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| Check your sister’s ID, it’s doctored, look»
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| Just in time she burst in, drunk out of her mind
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| Began a verbal cascade
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| «This night sucked, I tried it on with some boy
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| But he wouldn’t put out, and guess the reason why
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| He recognized you from your ID. |
| Did I mention I took it?» |
| «Why?»
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| S’cause I’m unable to get into clubs otherwise"
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| «You can’t just doctor people’s IDs», DJ screamed, but she fainted
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| DJ gave her a prod «Did she?»
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| Checked her ID and said «I'm sorry, I thought you were faithless
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| Will you forgive me?» |
| «Let's see, that all depends
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| You lump me in with guys like him, you gotta understand sum'
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| Well I am not like him, he’s just another daft punk
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| It’s time to bury all the past and that junk»
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| «Why does this have to be complex?»
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| We talked it out all night until she got it off her chest
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| She said «I like you, Dave, you saved me, you’re my favourite man»
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| Don’t get overzealous, girl, I’m just a boy in a band" |