| That’s the kind of guy
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| When you just stopped it was running on your head
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| Well I had to do an Edward Arnold slow-burn, man, there was nothing else I
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| could do, 'cept play it for all it was worth
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| I said the only other thing to do is go get another can of beer and pour it
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| over HIS head. |
| ..
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| Well, it was already getting silly, man. |
| I mean, it was remedial as it is,
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| I think. |
| ..
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| Ha ha!
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| Let’s not make it too childish
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| Every night for a year and a half, man, no matter how sick I was,
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| or how I felt on stage. |
| ..
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| Howie
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| He, I used to sing, he used to sing «How is the weather"in «Happy Together»
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| and pour a whole glass of water over my head, man, and he liked it so much that
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| he made it an integral part of the show, the kids loved it, so I just let it
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| keep happening
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| He can’t stand it, man, that’s all. |
| ..
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| And you’re just a pansy ass, kiss ass little girl. |
| ..
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| Ha ha ha!
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| Simmons!
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| Beer is another thing, man! |
| I’m fucking soaked!
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| They use beer in some shampoos, Howard
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| I don’t give a shit, that’s all I know it that water would dry up and not stain,
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| and he ruined my shoes, man! |
| I can’t believe it
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| Ohhh!
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| Materialist!
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| Hey lookit, Pat McGregor!
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| Materialistic! |
| Materialistic!
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| You’re the dude who said. |
| ..
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| Oh oh oh!
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| Materialist!
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| Ohhh
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| Don’t do it to you, I don’t have any beer, man
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| Okay
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| «New York’s so lonely. |
| .. «I can’t even. |
| .. you keep your hands off me you creep
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| «And you are the only. |
| .. «You creep, ha ha!
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| Stop it, man! |