| «Which one’s the birthday boy?»
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| She said, «I ain’t got all night
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| What’d your momma name you?
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| You can call me what you like
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| Every skinny mystery
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| Gotta make it hard somehow
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| Sit your narrow ass down, hotshot
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| I’ll solve yours right now»
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| Got a girlfriend, don’t you, boy?
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| Nervous hands can’t lie
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| Married men don’t ask how much
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| Single ones ain’t buying
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| One day, you’ve got everything
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| Next day, it’s all broke
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| Let Miss Trixie sit up front
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| Let her wipe your nose
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| Working for the money like you got eight hands
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| Flat on your back under a mean old man
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| Just thinking happy thoughts and breathing deep
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| Between your mama’s drive and daddy’s belt
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| It don’t take smarts to learn to tune out what hurts more than helps
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| The pretty girls from the smallest towns
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| Get remembered like storms and droughts
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| That old men talk about for years to come
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| I guess that’s why they give us names
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| So a few old men can say
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| They saw us rain when we were young
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| «Which one’s the birthday boy?»
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| She said, «I ain’t got all night
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| What’d your momma name you?
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| You can call me what you like» |