| Selling late night transfers, try to make a play
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| The people with the answers don’t often pass this way
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| Starting from Dolores all the way to Three
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| It’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| The later that it gets, the meaner that it looks
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| There’s a lot to learn out here not found in books
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| We gotta solve the winter rain, watch out for the heat
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| When it’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| Same old people begging quarters, stretching out their hands
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| Vendors selling flores from a plastic can
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| Some are poor but honest, others lie and cheat
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| Well, it’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| All the homeless helpless need a place to stay
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| Asking you for spare change, don’t know what to say
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| Gypsy plays a melody, a broken tooth, just smile so sweet
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| At the last tango on 16th Street
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| Same old song, I know you heard it many times before
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| Why this life in poverty seems so much like a war
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| Just make sure you’re careful where you place your feet
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| When it’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| Some of them don’t see so good when they leave the bars
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| Talking loud and ugly, step in front of cars
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| If you’re holding valuables it pays to be discrete
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| 'Cause it’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| Dodge between the hookers, aim between their thighs
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| Full moon shines above the bay, you can see it in their eyes
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| Past the Capp Street dogleg, your heart might skip a beat
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| When it’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| It’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| It’s the last tango on 16th Street
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| It’s the last tango on 16th Street |