| «There, that, I believe, does it.»
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| «Well I’m only trying to help!»
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| «Huh huh, I wonder.»
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| «Perfect fit sire. |
| Most becoming. |
| You look regal, dignified, sincere, masterful,
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| noble, chivalorous -»
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| «Ah, ah: don’t overdo it»
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| Coulda had a polo, son
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| How come these trousers' buttons keep coming undone?
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| Low quality, line designed, department store issued
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| Boxed and wrapped in tissue
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| If you happen to buy a pair
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| A debonair choice if you want a Rolls Royce
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| But all you can afford to use are cords? |
| You’ll be so ignored
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| But that’s why Ralph made a clothing line just for you the average man
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| Since you know we’re never going to rent that
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| Though they’re never, ever, ever gonna get that
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| Would an o.g. |
| hate it if we bit that
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| Told me if a girl won’t admit that
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| Ask an old hand, «mother did you knit that
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| Coz we’re never, ever, ever gonna fit that?
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| Our friends won’t allow us to permit that
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| Rudder when we don’t wear chaps»
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| That’s right we hate those chaps
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| Our own leap off the polo with those dealer fitted slacks
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| Cut a cheaper fabric with some tracks on wax |
| That’s common people shopping at the store to the Max
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| -imillian trophies and GRATs and plaques
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| But never in my teeth so the perfect can relax
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| Fit in this clothing even though i’ve eaten too many snacks
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| That’s far too many lamb racks
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| Yes some’ll rock the Perry Ellis dressed in corduroy
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| We be shopping in the Metro Council on the smack a buoy
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| I’m gonna get that sporting jacket swinging like a tennis racquet
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| Probably oughtn’t have it, but man I’ve got to have it
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| We take it over stretched limousines to the bay
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| Hip, hip, hooray we be popping Chardonnay
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| Yes the fans pay for our company, combined with
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| The gift vouchers discovered for today
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| Since you know we’re never going to rent that
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| Though they’re never, ever, ever gonna get that
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| Would an O.G. |
| hate it if we bit that
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| Told me if a girl won’t admit that
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| Ask an old hand, «mother did you knit that
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| Coz we’re never, ever, ever gonna fit that?
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| Our friends won’t allow us to permit that
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| Rudder when we don’t wear chaps»
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| Different fashions out of wear
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| Shall a nobleman compare? |
| Is the quality the same? |
| Au contraire
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| But they give a subtle two a common air
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| See our friends hate som when uploading ordinary things
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| For the common-ass man who will never spread his wings
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| As a member of the Knights Templar I just keep it debonair
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| Only shop at the boutiques and a couple of bizarre bazaars
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| So rich I threw Abercrombie in a ditch
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| That bloody Fitch? |
| Ha, he’s a little bitch
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| I sport Gant in the plates and cuff pants
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| I’d rock Mark Soley but the game’s far too elegant
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| Like ella fie (?) my composition’s formed in perfect keys
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| Suspending Jesus, swiping credit cards and Gotti tees
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| Colonies, please, I know you want to look like me, ha ha ha
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| Timeless style I like my clothing made to measure
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| The centreplate in my armour was a falcon pleasure
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| So have your leather I still rock the spot without a doubt
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| Exuding clout when I break it down I twist and shout
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| Beauteous babes claim my dress so frivolous
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| I disagree: for the nob this privileged
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| My mission is education for the man
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| Martiniques, Bon Marche, I’m the revisionist |