| She’s been on her feet nearly half the damned night
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| Bringing your beverage and your late night bite
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| She remains cheerful, when you’re nasty and tight
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| Makes change for a 50 in dim candle light
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| Ignoring the groping hoping you might
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| Come across with a tip and sympathize with her plight
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| Tip that waitress
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| She’s getting her masters, supporting her mom
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| Amidst the confusion she remains cool and calm
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| She knows exits in case of a fire or bomb
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| She knows all the words to the 23rd Psalm
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| She handles her tray with pnash and aplomb
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| Her brother’s a Quaker, her dad was in Nam
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| Tip that waitress
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| Tip that waitress, she’s been waiting on you
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| Skip the small change slap down a dollar or two
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| Her arches are aching her lower back shot
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| Her varicose veins hurt like hell when it’s hot
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| Her uniform' too tight, tasteful it’s not
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| She knows the specials, and they are not a lot
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| The cook is on qualudes the busboy deals pot
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| If she had a real job she’d quit on the spot
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| So tip that waitress
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| This plea for gratuity’s gone on way too long
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| There’s a time and a place where them things belong
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| The stage and a soapbox, this is only a song
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| To dwell on the matter much longer would be wrong
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| And people get by, she’ll get along
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| But I think she gets off when I come on strong
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| So tip that waitress
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| Tip that waitress, she’s been waiting on you
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| Skip the small change slap down a five or a two
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| She’s been on her feet nearly half the damned night
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| Bringing your beverage and your late night bite
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| She remains cheerful, when you’re nasty and tight
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| Makes change for a 50 in dim candle light
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| Ignoring the groping hoping you might
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| Come across with a tip and sympathize with her plight
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| Tip that waitress |