| Got into a cab in New York City
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| Was an Oriental man behind the wheel
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| Started talking about heaven
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| Like it was real
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| Said «They got mansions in heaven
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| Yeah the angels are building one for me right now
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| And I know…
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| They’re saving the best for last
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| Look around this town
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| And tell me that it ain’t so
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| They’re saving the best for last
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| Don’t ask me how I know
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| 'Cause it must be
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| Saving the best for last for me
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| You can go a hundred miles a second
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| Don’t have to drive no lousy cab
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| Got everything you want and more man
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| And the King picks up the tab
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| You walk around on streets of gold all day
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| And you never have to listen
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| To what these customers say and I know…
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| They’re saving the best for last
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| Look around this town
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| And tell me that it ain’t so
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| They’re saving the best for last
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| Don’t ask me how I know
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| 'Cause it must be
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| Saving the best for last for me
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| I remember when I was a child
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| Lost in the streets of Chinatown
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| My mother had a vision and I was found
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| (Saving the best for last for me)
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| Oh-oh -- saving the best for last
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| And when I finally take this journey
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| I’m gonna wave goodbye to Earth
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| Gonna throw this meter in the ocean
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| And prove what I was worth
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| And I don’t care who tries to flag me down
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| They’re gonna have to find another ride uptown
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| And I know
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| They’re saving the best for last…" |