| Dripping streetlights
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| Darkened buildings
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| Wandering
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| Head hung down low
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| Where will she go?
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| Woman child, your eyes are wild
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| The rain runs down your hair
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| Woman child, mercy mild
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| What will you tell your teddy bear?
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| I turned you on my solid body
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| My electric Gibson guitar
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| My clever fingers searched
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| And found exactly where you are
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| You went too far
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| I was an early morning phone call
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| What news have I received
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| A halting voice is telling me
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| What we have both conceived
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| Asking how the dilemma
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| How can it be releived?
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| «I will give you money, Honey
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| I will set up a time
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| But you got to go there on your own babe
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| 'cause I don’t know that it’s mine.»
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| Oh woman child
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| Mama’s little angel’s been defiled
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| Took a taxi to the clinic
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| Where they do the modern thing
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| The white coat doctor
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| Laid her out said
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| «You won’t feel a thing
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| You get the sweet salvation
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| That little old knife can bring
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| You don’t have to worry 'bout no offspring
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| That’s that
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| Go Home and take a nap
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| It’s just a two hundred dollar mishap
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| It don’t mean a thing
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| It’s all over now
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| You can tell your singer to sing.» |