| Excuse me!
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| What is that coming down my stairs?
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| You’d better just go ahead and turn yourself back around
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| And what, what we’re gonna do is
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| We’re gonna put some clothes on you
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| Those aren’t clothes
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| That’s something those streetwalkers wear
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| The prostitutes
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| You wanna make 5 dollars?
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| Help your father put his shoes on
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| If you wanna make 5 dollars
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| You just help with your father put his shoes on
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| He has bad back
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| You wanna make 10?
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| March upstairs and change your clothes
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| You’re not going out like that, missy
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| You cannot leave this house
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| Brenda from across the street will have a heart attack
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| And it’ll be your fault
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| You look like a transvestite for Chri-i
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| Your face is painted like a clown
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| And it’s not even funny
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| You scare me
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| Cannot believe you’re from my loins
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| I’m gonna tell your father
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| I’m gonna tell your father that you’re looking like this
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| Tart
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| It’s not even a fruit tart
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| Fruit tarts are sweet
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| Is that a tattoo?
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| Oh, for Chri-i
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| You don’t even know Chinese
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| You better put some make-up on that
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| I have some foundation |
| We’re just gonna go ahead and cover that up
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| I have a nice house dress
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| We can put a belt on it
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| I don’t see anybody else dressing like that down the street
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| All those girls
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| All those girls at the donut shop
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| You’re gonna go right back upstairs
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| And you’re gonna put something else on
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| Cause I’m not gonna have this
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| Oh, no, you’re not going, no
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| You’ve got me flustered
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| Now you got me flustered
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| Now you’ve got me flustered, lady
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| You don’t like it when I am flustered
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| I get red
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| And my blood pressure goes up
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| And your father can’t talk to me for weeks
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| Of course, your father doesn’t talk to me anyway
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| Cause he’s deaf |