| My finest suit
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| My one and only, starched and hung
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| Will finally get put to use
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| It’s the blackest hue, as I’ll meet your family
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| And include all of their families to make sure that you know
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| If this isn’t romance, then, baby, I’ve got to go
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| My soles, they ache
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| I have to take a break
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| My two left feet don’t bend that way often enough to work
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| But I’ll insist and say
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| «You've got the wrong idea»
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| I’ve practiced and polished and proven technique, so you should know
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| But if I’m not romantic, then, baby, I’ve got to go
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| Baby, I’ve got to go
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| Maybe I’ve got to go
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| Maybe I’ve got to go
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| Through the motions to remind you that we’re still moving
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| ‘Cause if Steve let me have my way, I’d sing like a dial tone all day
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| So, hold on to our dance
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| ‘Cause I’ve only got two hands
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| With fingernails, filthy, they really don’t seem to work
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| And you need to hold one to know
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| If that is romance, then, baby, I’ve got to
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| If that is romance, then, baby, I need to
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| If that is romance, then, baby, I’ve got to go |