| There was a moon and a street lamp
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| I didn’t know I drank such a lot
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| 'Till I pissed a tequila-anaconda
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| The full length of the parking lot!
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| Oh, I talk too loose
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| Again I talk too open and free
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| I pay a high price for my open talking
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| Like you do for your silent mystery
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| Come and talk to me
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| Please talk to me
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| Talk to me, talk to me
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| Mr. Mystery
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| We could talk about Martha
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| We could talk about landscapes
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| I’m not above gossip
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| But I’ll sit on a secret where honor is at stake!
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| Or we could talk about power
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| About Jesus and Hitler and Howard Hughes
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| Or Charlie Chaplin’s movies
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| Or Bergman’s nordic blues
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| Please just talk to me
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| Any old theme you choose
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| Just come and talk to me
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| Mr. Mystery, talk to me
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| You could talk like a fool-I'd listen
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| You could talk like a sage
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| Anyway the best of my mind
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| All goes down on the strings and the page
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| That mind picks up all these pictures
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| It still gets my feet up to dance
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| Even though it’s covered with keyloids
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| From the «slings and arrows of outrageous romance»
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| I stole that from Willy the Shake!
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| You know--«Neither a borrower nor a lender be»
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| Romeo, Romeo talk to me!
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| Is your silence that golden?
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| Are you comfortable in it?
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| Is it the key to your freedom
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| Or is it the bars on your prison?
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| Are you gagged by your ribbons?
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| Are you really exclusive or just miserly?
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| You spend every sentence as if it was marked currency!
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| Come and spend some on me--
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| Shut me up and talk to me!
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| I’m always talking!
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| Chicken squawking!
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| Please talk to me |