| «Alright, I’ll take care of them part of the time
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| But the somebody else that needs
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| Taking care of in Washington.»
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| «Who's that?»
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| «Rose Pilchitt»
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| «Rose Pilchitt, who’s that?»
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| (child screams in background --- «Shut Up!»)
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| «36−24−36. |
| Does that answer your question?»
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| «Oi! |
| I’ve got a little black book with my poems in!»
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| «Who's she?»
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| «She was 'Miss Armoured Division' in 1961…»
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| Got a little black book with my poems in
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| Got a bag with a toothbrush and a comb
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| When I’m a good dog they sometimes throw me a bone
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| I got elastic bands keeping my shoes on
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| Got those swollen hands blues
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| Got thirteen channels of shit on the TV to choose from
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| I got electric light
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| And I got second sight
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| Got amazing powers of observation
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| And that is how I know
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| When I try to get through
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| On the telephone to you
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| There’ll be nobody home
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| I got the obligatory Hendrix perm
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| And the inevitable pinhole burns
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| All down the front of my favorite satin shirt
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| I got nicotine stains on my fingers
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| Got a silver spoon on a chain
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| Got a grand piano to prop up my mortal remains
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| I got wild, staring eyes
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| And I got a strong urge to fly
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| But I got nowhere to fly to
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| Ooooo Babe
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| When I pick up the phone
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| «Surprise, surprise, surprise…»
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| There’s still nobody home
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| I got a pair of Gohill’s boots
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| And I got fading roots |