| My sister and I had an act that couldn’t flop
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| My sister and I were headed straight for the top
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| My sister and I earned a thou' a week at least… oh, yeah
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| But my sister is now unfortunately deceased
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| I know it’s sad, of course, but a fact is still a fact
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| And now all that remains is the remains of a perfect… double… act!
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| (spoken)
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| Watch this! |
| Now, you have to imagine it with two people. |
| It’s swell with two
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| people
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| (sung)
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| First I’d…
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| Then she’d…
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| Then we’d…
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| But I can’t do it alone
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| Then she’d…
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| Then I’d…
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| Then we’d…
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| But I can’t do it alone
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| She’d say «what's your sister like?»
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| I’d say «men»
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| She’d say «you're the cat’s meow»
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| Then we’d wow the crowd again
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| When she’d go…
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| I’d go…
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| We’d go…
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| Then those ding-dong daddies started to roar
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| Whistled, stomped, stamped on the floor
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| Yelling, screamin', beggin' for more
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| (spoken)
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| And we’d say «ok, fellas, keep your socks up, 'cause you ain’t seen nothin' yet»
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| (sung)
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| But I simply cannot do it alone
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| So what’d you think, huh? |
| Come on, you can say
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| I know, you’re right, the first part’s shit. |
| But the second part—the second
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| part is really nifty! |
| Ok
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| (sung)
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| She’d go…
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| I’d go…
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| We’d go…
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| And then those two-bit Johnnys did it up brown
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| To cheer the best attraction in town
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| They nearly tore the balcony down
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| (spoken)
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| And we’d say «ok boys, we’re goin' home. |
| But before we go, here’s a few more
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| partin' shots». |
| And this—this we did in perfect unison
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| (sung)
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| Now you see me going through it
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| You may think there’s nothing to it
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| But I simply cannot do it
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| Alone |