| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You come down to this
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| Nerves are up and the eyes all screwy
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| Blood like a panful of boiling ratatouille
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| My muscles in a mess like a mess of spaghetti
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| Hack through the mess with a greased-up machete
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| Hang from the axles of a boxcar
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| Follow the dotted line like a steer to Chicago
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| But to the hooks of the Chicago man
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| And I said, well
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You come down to this
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| I get all tripped up -- my eyes turn to water
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| Rug burns from a shag rug, struck dumb in the presence
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| Polyester burns from a jacket rub the skin thin
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| Break down in a diner then I paid the bill
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You come down to this
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| Cashier toothpick stuck in the ground
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| Tiny lawnmower to mow me down
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| I could get lost in a lunchbox
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| Lie low in the mittens in the lost and found
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You get the ankles and I’ll get the wrists
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| You come down to this |