| Well I spin round the room,
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| Stare at somebody else,
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| But I think that sometimes,
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| I embarass myself.
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| Like running in and out
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| And guessing just when to laugh,
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| Timing all my entrances,
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| And talking too fast.
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| Yes I trip over -something-
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| And sleep on the mat,
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| Cracking those rancid jokes,
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| That always fall flat.
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| Feeling like the sun who rose
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| To find it three o' clock,
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| The sun who rose the greener self
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| And found it’s too hot.
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| Like a paupers dying daughter,
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| Whose counting what she’s got,
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| Like a orphan coming actress
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| Whose finding she’s not
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| Well your book sure is good
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| Always said it would be,
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| And thanks for selling
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| All the world,
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| The ins and outs of me.
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| Well you never spared a feeling,
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| Never thought that you would,
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| But when I get to thinking,
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| I still reckon it was good.
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| Like a paupers dying daughter,
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| Whose counting what she’s got,
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| Like a orphan coming actress
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| Whose finding she’s not
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| Well I spin round the room,
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| Stare at somebody else,
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| But I think that sometimes,
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| I embarass myself.
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| Like running in and out
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| And guessing just when to laugh,
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| Timing all my entrances,
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| And talking too fast, woo. |