| In this city I confess
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| I am driven to possess
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| Answer no one, let them guess
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| Are you someone I impress?
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| I am a big boss with a short fuse
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| I have a nylon carpet and rubber shoes
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| And when I shake hands, you’ll get a big shock
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| You’ll be begging for mercy when the champ is through
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| You better believe I’ll put my clamps on you
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| In this city, be assured
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| Some will rise above the herd
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| Feed the fatted, leave the rest
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| This is how we won the west
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| I am a safebox, I am the inner sanctum when the door locks
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| I hold the passkey
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| You say you can’t take it with you?
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| We’ll see about that won’t we?
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| Push… push… push
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| In the city, I confess
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| God is mammon, more is less
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| Off like lemmings at the gun
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| I know better, still I run
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| I am an old man
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| And the word came
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| But you can’t buy time or a good name
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| Now when the heirs come around
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| Like buzzards on a kill
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| I see my reflection in their envious eyes
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| I’d watch it all burn to buy another sunrise
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| Some men find the fire escape
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| Old men learn it all too late
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| Push… push… push the alarm
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| Old MacDonald’s bought the farm |