| In the cool of the evening
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| I don’t know the reason
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| But I long to touch
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| Some young tender hearts sometimes
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| So I go to this party
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| With a bunch of me hardies
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| They say don’t get too cute
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| Don’t get too smart
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| 'Cause these people are crazy
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| They toot coke and drink wang-too
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| And they talk in some crazy tongue
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| There’s a slit-eyed lady
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| Say’n don’t you be so stupid
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| I may be old but I’m still good fun
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| Still good fun
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| Yeah I’m still good fun
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| Well I ain’t that choosy
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| I’ll flip-flop with a floozy
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| If I figure there’s no strings attached
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| But sometimes I loose my feet
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| Underneath the back seat
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| And I have to fly my heart at half mast
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| Well this old bitty
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| She was smart and she was witty
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| She was really out of control you know
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| It was stumble or fall
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| I had my back to the wall
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| I didn’t know to bet on win, place or show
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| Welcome to Chinatown, she said
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| I’m gonna lay your body down, she said
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| I ain’t no queen, but I’m wearin’this crown
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| She said
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| Welcome to Chinatown
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| Welcome to Chinatown
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| Well she shimmered and she shook
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| What she wanted she took
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| She shook like some rickshaw ride
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| She stuck her fingers down my throat
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| 'Till I almost choked
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| I thought I’d gone heaven and died
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| Well she took me by the ear
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| And said what do you want to hear boy
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| You want to hear those crazy old lies
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| I said nothing you can say girl
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| Can drive me away
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| Just check my complexion
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| Make sure I’m still alive
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| Welcome to Chinatown, she said
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| I’m gonna lay your body down, she said
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| I ain’t no queen, but I’m wearin’this crown
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| She said
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| Welcome to Chinatown
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| Welcome to Chinatown
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| Welcome to Chinatown
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| Welcome to Chinatown |