| Doorman he counts his tips
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| Jamaican lady paints her lips
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| And they say they’ll both be there
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| If I need 'im
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| Taxi driver’s a wreckless breed
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| The down and out express their need
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| Sometimes I don’t know why I stay on Broadway
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| Radio and a Panama hat
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| Cop says, Kid, where’d you get that?
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| And they go off into the night a runnin'
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| A tiny stage in a neon bar
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| I pick up my old guitar
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| And play another country song on Broadway
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| But in San Antone, I’m a star tonight
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| To one fan that’s waiting
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| With lovin' arms to hold me tonight
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| When I get back home, to San Antone
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| San Antone
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| Big cigar and limousine
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| A man of independent means
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| From the other side of town is listenin'
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| They say he’s a record man
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| To give this boy a helping hand
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| I never knew it could be so hard on Broadway
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| But in San Antone, I’m a star tonight
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| To one fan that’s waiting
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| With lovin' arms to hold me tonight
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| When I get back home, to San Antone
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| San Antone
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| Hotel room on the seventh floor
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| Somebody’s lying against the door
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| I don’t think I can take much more of Broadway
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| But in San Antone, I’m a star tonight
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| To one fan that’s waiting
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| With lovin' arms to hold me tonight
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| When I get back home, to San Antone
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| San Antone |