| Holidays |
|---|
| She’s the kind of girl who pays for herself |
| And the money don’t come rolling in |
| Been living here outside of fifteen years |
| Say how do you do where does she begin |
| Those lollipop eyes |
| No longer surprised |
| Still willing to try |
| Worried she’ll get to be |
| As big as a house |
| Her apartment is small |
| She’s got to stay the size of a mouse |
| Walking around |
| The old neighborhood |
| There were several wiseguys |
| She’d do over if she could |
| Please no more lies |
| Warm september skies |
| Still willing to try |
| But the holidays |
| Holidays are hard |
| Sun’s so bright |
| She pulls the shade |
| Puts a dinky dinner in |
| It’s factory made |
| She bought the book |
| How to help yourself |
| Climb up on the chair girl |
| And take it down from the shelf |
| Cracks open a smile |
| Ain’t she got style |
| Still willing to try |
| But the holidays |
| Holidays are hard |
