| Well, it seems I’ve come home Stormy
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| To the same old gruesome show
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| It sets my teeth on edge
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| The way you glow
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| Your skin beads like a julep
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| And the bed’s in disarray
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| The room reeks like a wedge of Camembert
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| Left out on a sultry day
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| Now it’s not that I’m by nature so vicious
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| As to jump at any chance for a fight
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| But your silence is so dark and delicious
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| Makes me wonder whether something’s not right
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| So come sit like a good girl
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| Let the game begin
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| And I’ll try to keep my tempr
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| As you fill me in
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| Has somebody been her before me
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| Mocking my bed
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| Making love to you
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| Just tell me his name now Stormy
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| I’ve got a job to do
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| Don’t tell me how much you adore me
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| In your own sad strange way
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| I’m certain that you do
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| Just tell me his name now Stormy
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| I do it all for you
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| There was Buzz the neurosurgeon
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| With the bloodstain on his sleeve
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| Who thought you live alone
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| But had to leave
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| And Chan the connoisseur
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| Who did such brisk business in erotic prints
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| And his partner Reinhardt Kohn
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| The Europimp
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| Whom no one’s heard from since
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| You’ve a figure nothing less than disarming
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| A smile like God never saw
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| A sex appeal so raw it’s alarming
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| Oh you’re perfect except for one tiny flaw
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| Well it’s time that you took a bit of sage advice
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| And you shouldn’t keep such secrets
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| When I ask you nice
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| So who was it this time Stormy
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| Swallowed your tongue
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| Took your breath away
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| Just tell me his name now Stormy
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| Or there’ll be hell to pay
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| Don’t wheedle, cajole or implore
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| It’s easy as sin
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| Why do you tremble so
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| Just tell me his name now Stormy
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| I’ve got a right to know
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| Was it Adam and Eve’s rude expulsion
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| Caused the stars at my birth to align
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| And brought me someone whose compulsion
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| Was so perfectly suited to mine
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| There was Angel from the Bronx
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| Who moved like Buddha on the ballroom floor
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| And called four times a day
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| But calls no more
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| They found Ellis in a glad bag
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| With a Ginsu nestled in his gorge
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| And the boy form Uruguay
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| That washed ashore
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| Whom you called George
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| It might take Columbo to solve them
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| These pictures that burn in my head
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| It might take a Freud to absolve them
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| All that’s needed is that one common thread
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| Someday death will obliterate our mutual pain
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| Until then I reiterate the same refrain
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| Has somebody been here before me
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| Mocking my bed
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| Making love to you
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| Just tell me his name now Stormy
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| I do it all for you
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| Don’t tell me how much you adore me
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| In my own sad strange way
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| I’m certain I’d agree
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| You''ve told me his name now Stormy
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| Just leave the rest to me |