| I had a dream
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| Crispy crispy Benjamin Franklin came over
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| Baby-sat all four of my kids
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| Then in my dream
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| I told the doctor off
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| He said if you don’t want to do it
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| then you don’t have to do it
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| He said the truth is You’ll be okay, anyway
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| Then in my dream
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| Crispy crispy Benjamin Franklin and the doctor
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| Went and had a talk with my boss
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| Something about insurance policies
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| They kept the door closed at all times
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| I couldnt hear or see
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| When they came out they said
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| You’ll be okay, anyway
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| And I smiled cause I’d known it all along.
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| No thank you no thank you no thank you no thank you
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| I don’t have to pay for this shit
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| I couldn’t afford chemo like I couldn’t afford a limo
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| and on any given day I’d rather ride a limousine
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| No thank you no thank you no thank you no thank you
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| I ain’t about to to die like this
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| I couldn’t afford chemo like I couldn’t afford a limo
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| And besides this shit is making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| You know I plan to retire some day,
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| And I’m gonna go out in style
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| go out in style
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| This shit it’s making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| I’m-a gonna go out in style go out in style
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| When I woke up My kids were being quiet
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| I knew it was a dream right away
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| I called the limousine company
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| Then I got dressed
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| I dressed the kids as well
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| The limousine pulled in And we piled in The doctor he asked which way we were headed
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| I said, Sir, let’s just go west and he listened obediently,
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| Sophie only wants to listen to radio BBC
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| Michael sat on my knees and whispered to me All about the meanies
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| Jacqueline was being such a big girl
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| with her cup of tea looking out of the window
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| And Barbara
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| She looks just like my mom
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| Oh my god, Barbara
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| She looks so much like my mom
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| No thank you no thank you no thank you no thank you
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| I don’t have to pay for this shit
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| I couldn’t afford chemo like I couldn’t afford a limo
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| and on any given day I’d rather ride a limousine
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| No thank you no thank you no thank you no thank you
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| I ain’t about to die like this
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| I couldn’t afford chemo like I couldn’t afford a limo
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| And besides this shit is making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| it’smaking me die
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| You know I plan to retire some day,
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| and I’m-a gonna go out in style
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| go out in style
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| This shit it’s making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| it’s making me tired
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| I’m-a gonna go out in style go out in style
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| Style
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| Style
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| Style?
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| Style.
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| Style.
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| Style
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| Style???
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| Style.
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| I had a dream
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| Crispy crispy Benjamin Franklin came over and
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| Baby-sat all four of my kids
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| I had a dream
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| Crispy crispy Benjamin Franklin came over and
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| Baby-sat all four of my kids
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| Sophie only want to tune us into radio BBC
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| Michael sat on my knees and whispered to me All about the meanie
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| Jacqueline was being such a big girl
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| with her cup of tea looking out of the window
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| And Barbara
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| She looks just like my mom
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| Oh my god, Barbara
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| She looks so much like my mom
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| Oh my god, Barbara
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| She looks so much just like my mom… |