| I was going 'round from the town to the country
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| Then going back 'round
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| From the country back to the town
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| I was making rounds from the back to my forehead
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| Then going back 'round
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| From the front to the back of my crown
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| There’s always trouble in paradise
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| Don’t matter if your drinks are neat or on ice
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| There’s always trouble in paradise
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| Don’t matter if you’re good or bad or mean or awfully nice
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| You see me here in my dress all in order
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| You see me there, my hair
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| A solid steel bob
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| But all you see is in fact just the armor
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| Don’t see me laughing with joy
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| And the occasional sob
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| There’s always trouble in paradise
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| Don’t matter if your drinks are neat or on ice
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| There’s always trouble in paradise
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| Don’t matter if you’re good or bad or mean or awfully nice
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| And when I’m gone you’re gonna miss me so!
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| But not for long because I taught you what’s de trops
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| But there’s always trouble in paradise
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| And I bet I’ll be there because you know in fact I’m actually rather nice |