| I can tell
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| By the way you smell
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| Honey, it isn' t the beer
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| I can see
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| Lipstick, who is she
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| Don' t tell me, babe, I don’t want
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| To hear
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| What’s that hair
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| Doing just there
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| Honey, it wasn' t the cat
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| What is this
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| In your back pocket
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| Don’t take it out, I don' t want
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| To see that
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| Sugar plum, baby face
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| You’re busting out of your white lace
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| Sweetie pie, my honeysuckle rose
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| Your figure’s slipping down to your toes
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| I’m sorry, but it’s true
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| I’m me and you’re you
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| You come home late
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| Waking the neighbours
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| Honey, you look like a wreck
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| You can’t stand straight
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| There’s a stain on your trousers
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| That are those marks on the back
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| Of your neck
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| Sugar plum, baby face
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| You’re busting out of your white lace
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| Sweetie pie, my honeysuckle rose
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| Your figure’s slipping down to your toes
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| I’m sorry, but it’s true
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| I’m me and you’re you
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| I can hear
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| The same old excuses
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| Honey, this is the last straw
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| I’ve had it all
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| Black eye and bruises
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| Don’t love me, babe, I don’t want
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| No more
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| I believe
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| That it’s time for me to leave
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| Pack up my bags, disappear
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| So, goodbye, Joe
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| Your services are no Longer required, I don’t want
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| You, dear
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| Sugar plum, baby face
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| You’re busting out of your white lace
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| Sweetie pie, my honeysuckle rose
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| Your figure’s slipping down to your toes
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| I’m sorry, but it’s true
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| I’m me and you’re you |