| As I passed by
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| A real fine hotel
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| A chick walked out
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| She sure looked swell
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| I gave her the eye
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| And started to carry on
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| When a Cadillac cruised up
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| And 'swish' she was gone
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| Hey hey hey, hey, driving that, Cadillac
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| A little later on
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| A theater I passed
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| I spotted another chick
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| And did she have class
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| I was all set
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| To write her name in my book
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| When her husband came up and gave me a
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| Real dirty look
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| It should’ve been me
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| To have been her chaperone
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| When I got to the corner
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| I saw a sharp cat
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| With a 300 dollar suit on
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| And a 100 dollar hat
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| He was standing on the sidewalk
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| By a DynaFlow
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| When a voice within said
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| «C'mon daddy, let’s go.»
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| It should’ve been me
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| Hey hey hey, hey, driving that, DynaFlow
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| I ate a bowl of chili
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| And I felt OK
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| At least until I passed
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| This fine Cafe
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| I saw a guy eatin'
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| A great big steak
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| While a waitress stood by feedin' him
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| Ice cream and cake
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| It should’ve been me
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| With that real fine chick
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| You know, it should’ve been me
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| Eatin' ice, cream and cake
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| It should’ve been me
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| Gettin' my natural kicks
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| It should’ve been me
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| Gettin' my natural kicks
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| Hey hey hey, hey, lovin' those, crazy chicks… |