| After the show you showed up
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| You were a sight to see
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| Dressed to kill, oh, what a thrill
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| You behaved so scandelously
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| You knew about your value so very well
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| And the audience gave standing ovations
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| You could have made a grown man cry
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| When you started your heavy rotations
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| Trudy — you really blew me out of my mind
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| Trudy — thank god you’re the stylish kind
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| Trudy — it’s too late for music inspiration
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| Trudy — thanks for your ambitious presentation
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| You had so much style, you could hardly walk
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| You knew what it’s all about
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| You knew all the names, you learned by heart
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| You missed no chance to speak them out loud
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| Besides these names you dropped a drink now and then
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| And we were paying attention
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| You weren’t promising at all what you couldn’t provide
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| Some sense of humour and a little affection
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| Trudy — you really blew me out of my mind
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| Trudy — thank god you’re the stylish kind
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| Trudy — it’s too late for music inspiration
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| Trudy — thanks for your ambitious presentation
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| You were such a delight and the band was so tight
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| We were just about starting to fight
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| Somebody said i was gay so i run away
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| Hoping you didn’t find me impolite
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| You enjoyed the tiny signals and male brutality
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| The survival of the fittest
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| But no one gave in so you became the queen
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| Of a tribe too drunk to quit this
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| Trudy — it’s hard beeing adored by you
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| Trudy — but no one’s looking better than you
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| Trudy — at least at 4 a. |
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| Trudy — you’ve done the job to every man |