| Well, there’s a rumor goin' 'round
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| About a woman in town
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| That lives just down the street
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| Some people have a question
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| About her discretion it seems
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| When a husband went missin'
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| People started dishin'
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| Various and
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| But there’s one I like best
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| And this is the way it goes
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| A sonless woman said
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| She heard the whole thing
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| From a window on the second floor
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| But when the police came
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| And asked her did she see it happen
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| All she could say was, «Well, no»
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| People just love to talk
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| People just love to talk
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| If you don’t know sometin'
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| Don’t say nothin'
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| People just love to talk
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| There’s yet a new addition
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| Cooked up in the kitchen
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| Of a restaurant who I know
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| It just keeps gettin' better
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| And this is the way it goes
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| On the night in question
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| A couple came in
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| Had drinks in the bar by the door
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| By the time they were leavin'
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| It was clear she was seethin'
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| And nobody seen him no more
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| People just love to talk
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| People just love to talk
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| If you don’t know sometin'
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| Don’t say nothin'
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| People just love to talk
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| When people get stuck just yacking it up
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| Reason slips through the cracks in the floor
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| It’s hard to make the distinction
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| Between fact and fiction for sure
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| Yeah, for sure
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| People just love to talk
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| People just love to talk
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| If you don’t know sometin'
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| Don’t say nothin'
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| People just love to talk
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| People just love to talk
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| People just love to talk
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| If you don’t know sometin'
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| Don’t say nothin'
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| People just love to talk
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| If you don’t know sometin'
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| Don’t say nothin'
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| People just love to talk |