| Do you have some problems
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| Would you like someone to solve them
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| Would you like someone to share in your misery
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| Well I don’t know the answer
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| But I know a flamenco dancer
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| Who will dance for you if you will dance for me
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| Her name’s Miranda
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| She’s a Rudolph Valentino fan
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| And she doesn’t claim to understand
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| She bakes brownies for the boys in the band
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| And every Sunday morning
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| When the sermon lines are forming
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| And Saturday night is a memory that I gave
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| She’s busy in the pantry
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| Far away from Elmer Gantry
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| Who is busy baking souls that he may save
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| Everybody’s soul but Miranda
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| She’s a Rudolph Valentino fan
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| And she doesn’t claim to understand
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| She bakes brownies for the boys in the band
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| At the bar we’re gin & scotchin
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| While the F.B.I. |
| is watching
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| And they’re tape recording every other word
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| The Bartender is bleeding
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| Pardon me I was just leaving
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| As another cleaver voice repeats absurd absurd
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| Everybody’s talking about Miranda
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| She’s a Rudolph Valentino fan
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| And she doesn’t claim to understand
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| She bakes brownies for the boys in the band
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| Her name’s Miranda
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| Her name’s Miranda
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| Her name’s Miranda |