| Coffee on the breadline, town looks like a goldmine
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| Jumping like a flea from the suburbs to the sea
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| Widows and old couples sometimes courting trouble
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| A farmer with a rifle, tried to sell him all these bibles
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| Then I moved to kitchenware, much less controversial
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| Cleaning products for your stairs you saw in that commercial
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| I ain’t Jehovah’s Witness, the smile betrays the grimness
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| A suitcase is a store, with a foot stuck in the door
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| Jumping Jacks! |
| Bric a Brac! |
| Won’t you help a Salesman out?
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| Jumping Jacks! |
| Tit for Tat! |
| I’m a good man so help me out…
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| Convinced this is the Good Life, I cheated with a housewife
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| Her husband’s in the Police, keep it quick, make it discreet
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| The road, it has me hooked, convinced I’m not a crook
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| With an eye on the prize, got to lie just to survive
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| Oh my soul is hollow as an empty six pack
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| An act that’s hard to follow for poor old Jumping Jacks
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| I ain’t Jehovah’s Witness, the smile betrays a grimness
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| A suitcase is a store, with a foot stuck in the door |