| Stumbled out the bar, vision blurry
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| Humphrey Bogart face underneath the brim of my derby
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| Button the pea coat,
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| Head spinning made me spit up the Bourbon
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| Nauseous from the gutters steaming
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| All I see is titty bar signs buzzing and headlights beaming
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| Closing hours at the jazz club
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| Seats on the table, the waiter’s sweeping
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| I’m just a creep in the city that’s full of roaches and junkies that’s never
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| sleeping
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| Heart is cold, my pockets broken
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| Now I’m frozen and stoned with no emotion
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| Another bum riding the train without a token
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| Digging in my pocket, coming up empty
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| Limousines splash puddles and drench me, damn
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| Walk in the club right when the party’s done
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| I see smut and filth on the ground with gum
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| It’s looking like a scene out of Old Vegas
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| Night time and the jazz jukebox is playing
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| I’m chilling waiting for the club owner
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| Pouring shots of tequila until that liquor start pouring over
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| To get a light buzz, the black light’s plugged
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| Bartender counting the money and licking her thumbs
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| See I’m dirty but that there’s a dirty foul mouth
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| Pour another shot to rinse it off clean and kill that foul out
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| Just a couple of nobodies with no bodies
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| She off of that old molly and drunk probably
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| Still waiting to be paid
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| Like a drunken drummer that don’t know how to behave
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| (Some day a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets)
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| And then we come back in a new wave |