| The laundry pile’s growing
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| And we haven’t swept the floor
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| She’s playing the same song on the radio
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| That she did before
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| She mutters something softly
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| And I know she’s almost done
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| So I head out the back door
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| Like a bullet from a gun
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| I see one way and you see another
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| Picking a fight that put a cowboy under
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| We don’t always seem to get it right
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| That’s why we put space between our pillows
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| At night
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| She always wears her sunglasses
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| Stays home most the time
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| Keeps the old grandfather clock
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| Wound and running fine
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| She has three French bulldogs
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| They definitely aren’t mine
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| When I step on their shit on the carpet
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| I wonder if it’s a sign
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| I see one way and you see another
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| Picking a fight that put a cowboy under
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| We don’t always seem to get it right
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| That’s why we put space between our pillows
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| At night
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| I know how to make her cry
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| Like a movie at its peak
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| I know how to make her crack
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| In my sleep
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| I swear she’s out to get me
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| She sets her traps at dawn
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| Walking on eggshells lightly
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| From an omelet that tasted wrong
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| I see one way
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| You see another way
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| We don’t always seem to get it right
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| I see one way and you see another
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| Picking a fight that put a cowboy under
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| We don’t always seem to get it right
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| That’s why we put space
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| That’s why we put space
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| That’s why put space
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| Between our pillows at night |