| They circle all the flats in red
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| It’s been a while since they have shared a bed
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| They’re living separate lives
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| He pours his half into his pint
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| A big decision must be made tonight
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| They’re living separate lives
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| It’s been a hard and stressful day
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| As he turns round to her
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| He’s heard to gently say:
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| Please don’t try so hard to please me
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| Take your time girl, take it easy
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| Like the last song on the jukebox, make it last
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| Please don’t take it quite so fast
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| An ultimatum must be made
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| If all the time together can be saved
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| The pressure’s building up
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| She wants a home, she wants a child
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| Her days of being single, free, and wild
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| She’ll quietly give them up
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| He’s changing everything this year
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| But in his mind he’s known
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| To whisper in her ear:
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| Please don’t try so hard to please me
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| Take your time girl, take it easy
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| Like the last song on the jukebox, make it last
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| Please don’t take it quite so fast
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| A sudden opportunity to lose ten years of sleep
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| They know that this decision they must keep
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| To bring a child into this world
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| A wasteland full of bigotry and hurt
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| It wouldn’t be too good
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| But then again the world could change
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| The make up of the human race is strange
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| It’s possible it could
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| He’s made his mind up for today
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| He’d like a child with her
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| But first he turns to say:
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| Please don’t try so hard to please me
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| Take your time girl, take it easy
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| Like the last song on the jukebox, make it last
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| Please don’t take it quite so fast
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| Please don’t try so hard to please me
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| Take your time girl, take it easy
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| Like the last song on the jukebox, make it last
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| Please don’t take it quite so fast |