| Dorothy was a waitress on the promenade
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| She worked the night shift
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| Dishwater blonde, tall and fine
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| She got a lot of tips
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| Well, earlier I'd been talkin' stuff in a violent room
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| Fightin' with lover's past
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| I needed someone with a quicker wit than mine
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| Dorothy was fast
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| Well, I ordered: "Yeah, let me get a fruit cocktail, I ain't too hungry"
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| Dorothy laughed
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| She said: "It sound like a real man to me
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| (You're kinda cute)
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| You're kinda cute, you wanna take a bath?"
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| (Do you wanna, do you wanna?)
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| ... Bath?
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| Oh, I said: "Cool, but I'm leavin' my pants on (What you say?)
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| 'Cause I'm kinda goin' with someone"
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| She said: "Sound like a real man to me
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| Mind if I turn on the radio?"
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| "Oh, my favorite song," she said
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| And it was Joni singing: "Help me, I think I'm falling"
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| (Drring) The phone rang and she said
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| "Whoever's calling can't be as cute as you"
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| Right then and there I knew I was through
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| (Dorothy Parker was cool)
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| Well
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| My pants were wet, they came off
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| But she didn't see the movie 'cause she hadn't read the book first
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| Instead she pretended she was blind
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| An affliction brought on by a witch's curse
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| Dorothy made me laugh
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| (Ha ha, ha ha)
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| I felt much better so I went back to the violent room
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| (Tell us what you did, what you did)
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| Let me tell you what I did
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| I took another bubble bath with my pants on
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| All the fighting stopped
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| Next time I'll do it sooner
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| This is the ballad of Dorothy Parker
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| Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Parker
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| Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Parker
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| Well
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| Dorothy Parker, Dorothy Parker
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| Well
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| Oh |