| There was me and my monkey
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| And with his dungarees and roller blades smoking filter tips
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| Reclining in the passenger seat of my super-charged jet black Chevrolet
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| He had the soft-top down (he liked the wind in his face)
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| He said 'Son, you ever been to Vegas?' |
| I said 'no'
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| He said 'that's where we’re gonna go — you need a change of pace'
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| And we hit the strip with all the wedding chapels and the neon signs
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| He said 'I left my wallet in El Segundo' and proceeded to take two grand of mine
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| We made tracks to The Mandalay Bay Hotel
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| Asked the bell boy if he’d take me and my monkey as well?
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| He looked in the passenger seat of my car and with a smile he said
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| 'If your monkey’s got that kind of money sir, then we’ve got a monkey bed!'
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| Me and my monkey
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| With a dream and a gun
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| I’m hoping my monkey don’t point that gun at anyone
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| Me and my monkey
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| Like Butch and the Sundance Kid
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| Trying to understand why he did what he did
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| Why he did what he did
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| We got the elevator, I hit the 33rd floor
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| We had a room up top with the panoramic views like nothing you’d ever seen
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| before
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| He went to sleep in the bidet and when he awoke
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| He ran his little monkey fingers through yellow pages
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| Called up some escort services and ordered some okey doke
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| Forty minutes later there came a knock at the door
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| In walked this big bad ass baboon into my bedroom with three monkey whores
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| 'Hi! |
| My name is Sunshine — these are my girls
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| Lace my palm with silver baby and oh yeah, they’ll rock your world'
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| So I watched pay-per-view and polished my shoes and my gun
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| Was diggin' old Kurt Cobain singing 'bout lithium
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| There came a knock at the door and in walked Sunshine
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| 'What's up? |
| You’d better get your ass in here boy, your monkey’s having too
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| much of a good
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| Time!'
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| Me and my monkey
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| Drove in search of the sun
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| Me and my monkey
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| Don’t point that gun at anyone
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| Me and my monkey
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| Like Billy the Kid
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| Trying to understand
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| Why he did what he did
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| Why he did what he did
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| Got tickets to see Sheena Easton, the monkey was high
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| Said it was a burning ambition to see her before he died
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| We left before encores, he couldn’t sit still
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| Sheena was a blast baby but my monkey was ill
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| We went to play black-jack, kept hitting twenty three
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| Couldn’t help but notice this Mexican just staring at me
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| Or was it my monkey? |
| I couldn’t be sure
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| It’s not like you’d never seen a monkey in rollerblades and dungarees before
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| Now don’t test my patience cause we’re not about to run
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| That’s a bad ass monkey boy and he’s packing a gun
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| 'My name is Rodriguez', he says with death in his eye
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| 'I've been chasing you for a long time amigos, and now your monkey’s gonna die!'
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| Me and my monkey
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| Drove in search of the sun
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| Now me and my monkey
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| We don’t wanna kill no mexican
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| But we’ve got ten itchy fingers
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| And one thing to declare
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| When the monkey is high
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| You do not stare, you do not stare
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| You do not stare…
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| Looks like we’ve got ourselves a mexican standoff here boy
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| Huh…
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| And I ain’t about to run
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| Put your gun down, boy
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| Huh huh…
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| How did I get mixed up with this fucking monkey anyhow? |