| Baby don’t you drive around with Dr. Bernice
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| She’s not a lady doctor at all
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| She’s got hands like a man
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| With hair on the back
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| She’ll crush you with her embrace
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| Though the wind may whisper and moan sometimes
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| We all need a kind place to live
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| Though the wind may whisper and howl at your door
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| We all need the comfort of friends
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| Baby don’t you drive around with Dr. Bernice
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| That ain’t a real Cadillac
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| It’s a Delta 88 spray painted black
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| With fake leather seats from Juarez
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| Though the wind may whisper and moan sometimes
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| On a hot desert night it is still
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| Though the world may whisper and howl at your door
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| You’re not obliged to let them all in
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| Okay Johnny
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| Baby don’t you drive ride in that faux Cadillac
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| If you must please ride in the back
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| If you sing while you ride you’ll be a siren tonight
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| Spare this poor sailor’s life from the rocks
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| Though the wind may whisper a melody now
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| We can’t find a tune of our own
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| Though the world may whisper and blow in your face
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| And tangle the hair on your head
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| On a hot desert night we can drive down the road
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| And the stars will spell out your name
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| On a hot desert night with the windows down wide
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| The sirens will sing me their song
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| And the ghosts of the sailors who died on the rocks
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| Feel not a twitch of regret
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| Though the wind may tangle the hair on your head
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| You sing like a siren to me
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| On a hot desert night, the caravan stops
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| At the oasis next to your heart
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| The soundtrack is played by some aged British queen
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| On BBC Radio One
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| Though the wind my whisper and epic sometimes
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| The cast must include Karen Black
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| Though the symphony strings shifts with the sand
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| You sing like a siren to me
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| You sing like a siren to me
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| You sing like a siren to me |