| The lights go out, the film begins
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| and Rosemarie gets her next child
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| The bush fails in Babylon
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| It comes as it comes, and that comes from it
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| A shot, a scream — who calls the police?
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| We have too many cooks and not enough porridge
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| In the south it remains dry and mild
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| and Scarlett howls and kills Pussycat
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| And you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| And you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| The strange countess, she's not quite tight
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| It comes as it comes, but not in the light
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| The Garden of Eden has long since dried up
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| So much for the weather, let's get to the sport
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| Pat chasing Garet chasing Billy the Kid
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| At every step in the director's cut
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| There is no bush radio in Babylon
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| and Jackie Brown gets away again
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| And you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| And you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| You hang the flag in the wind without looking up
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| Reason enough not to rely on your word
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| You drink whiskey with friends and Bordeaux with women
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| All the more reason not to trust your way
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| Because you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| Because you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| Two scoundrels and the third man
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| Harry Lime, who's next?
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| Clouseau arrives, the Clou messes up
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| Your own fault, your spurs were way too loud
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| Harold and Sally and Harry and Maude
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| The company, the renter, the house and the boat
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| A clockwork orange and a man sees red
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| and plays the song of death under the gallows
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| And you, you, you, you...
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| I'll be late for the ball, which means: just in time again
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| You take yourself for more than you already are and make yourself important again
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| It smells like popcorn, I throw rice and it's getting more and more colourful
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| I'm nervously pulling on my Red Apple and it's only knocking you down
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| Because you, you, you, you, you want to touch my laundry
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| But you, you, you, you...
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| You look down and raise your eyebrows
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| Pretending to look up at me
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| You stand your man and you stand for women
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| And threaten to go overboard
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| 'Cause you, you, you, you... |