| Working on the late shift --- first drink of the day
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| Pull a chair up to the table, have to look the other way
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| What kind of place am I in? |
| And who’s this over here?
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| Shaking through the silver bubbles climbing through my beer
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| Won’t let it move me, but I can’t sit still
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| Could you meet the eyes of a working girl
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| Undressed to kill?
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| Staring through the smoke haze --- plaid shirts in the night
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| Well, I’m making sure that everything is zipped up tight
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| Who’s that jumping on the table? |
| Putting tonic in my gin?
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| Brushing silken dollars on her cold white skin
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| Won’t let it move me, but I can’t sit still
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| Could you meet the eyes of a working girl
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| Undressed to kill?
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| She could have been sweet seventeen. |
| There again, well, so could I
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| There was a tear drop sparkle on the inside of her thigh
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| Going to fetch myself a cold beer. |
| I’ve got to get a grip
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| Find some place to touch down. |
| Find a landing strip
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| Won’t let it move me, but I can’t sit still
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| Can you meet the eyes of a working girl
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| All undressed to kill?
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| Last one out is a cold duck. |
| Padding down the road
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| I wait outside, my motor running --- got a warm dream to unload
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| Can I face her in the sunshine? |
| In he harsh real light of day?
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| She walks out with recognition in her eyes --- I look away
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| Won’t let it move me, but I can’t sit still
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| Couldn’t meet the eyes of a working girl
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| Undressed to kill |