| I been watchin’you watchin’her watchin’herself in the mirror,
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| In her tailor-made dress an’her long blonde hair,
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| An’her big diamond rings: her custom-made shoes.
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| And I can by the look on your face that you’re makin’your move,
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| But she hasn’t got time for a man who’s tongue-tied.
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| An’she doesn’t like cowboys an’thinks less of fools.
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| So, boy, don’t you saddle yourself to a high-tone woman.
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| She’ll cut up your heart like an’old credit card,
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| When the fun and the money runs out.
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| I’ve never seen an uptown, well-read thorougbred,
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| High-tone woman sink as low as you.
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| Instrumental break.
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| Hey, I’m on your side; |
| don’t go gettin’me wrong, now:
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| You’re not a bad fellow at all.
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| But you’re out of her league so stay in the bleachers:
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| Son, you couldn’t please her if you had it all.
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| So, boy, don’t you saddle yourself to a high-tone woman.
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| She’ll cut up your heart like an’old credit card,
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| When the fun and the money runs out.
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| You’re a fool if you saddle yourself to a high-tone woman. |
| (I seen her.)
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| I’ve seen her cut up a heart like an’old credit card,
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| When the fun and the money runs out.
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| I’ve never seen an uptown, well-read thorougbred,
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| High-tone woman sink as low as you.
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| Oh no, I’ve never seen an uptown, well-read thorougbred,
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| High-tone woman sink as low as you. |