| Pick a card, any card, wrong
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| Pick 19th century twin-set pearls in a new clasp
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| Brass neck, collar me, right
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| We need a suit, we press a suit so collar me, collar me
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| Siamese cat drapes, roughneck honey
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| We press a suit, we set in train
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| We press a suit, we swan about, we set in train
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| We set in train, swan about
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| We swan about, we swan about
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| I believe in what passes for a center, collar me
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| In spite of dress, your boyfriend link, crooked arm
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| I want to see inside, I want to see inside
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| I want to be inside, I want to see inside our most difficult act
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| We set in train, swan about
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| We press a suit, we swan about
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| From rack shop to hanger blade
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| We set in train, swan about
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| We press a suit, we swan about
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| That line around your eyes means
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| You can see, see better than I can, than I see you
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| Then I make contact, swing, loosen up
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| Let those arms rotate like helicopter blades
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| Lift little jump and skip the rest
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| Like coral or groves the cards are marked
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| Your eyes are mine, colored anew and set in train
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| I passed the test, I think I passed, I think I’m fine
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| Yes, jacket hangs just so and you’re inside
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| We set in train, we press a suit
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| We press a suit, we swan about
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| We press a suit, we set in train
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| We swan about, we swan about |