| She works across the river from my house
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| I work at getting to know her
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| Over the bridge to the lonely town
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| To walk it’s not that far
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| Some days I make it my mission to drive
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| Right passed her salon
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| I prefer to worship her from a car
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| I am going to the Jeans West acid-wash sale
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| Because I know that she’ll be there
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| She cuts hair, she cuts hair
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| And acid-wash is what she like to wear when she cuts hair
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| Dreamin' 'bout the places we would go It’d be like I won the lotto
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| I would have tickets on myself
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| If I offered my love and kisses
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| Would she come at me with her scissors?
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| A hearts declaration could be bad for my health
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| A mutual friend tells me: «Aww, she won’t go for you Daz!»
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| But I say, I couldn’t care
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| She cuts hair, she cuts hair
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| You can almost taste the peroxide in the air
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| When she cuts hair
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| And all I’ve got to show
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| Is a five dollar photo from the night club window
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| The sun is shining as I open my door
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| The neighbours wave as they water their lawns
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| I had to tell her, I knew it was time
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| I’d go to the salon and there I would wait for her lunch hour
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| She wouldn’t be late
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| My mouth went dry as I practiced my lines
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| As the town-hall clock struck three, I delivered my soliloquy
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| She wouldn’t give the time of day to me But she gave my pride short back and sides Short back and sides
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| She gave my pride a short back and sides
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| Short back and sides, short back and sides
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| Now when I pass her way, I’ll always try and hide |