| The glasses were all plastic
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| Little balls of no name soap
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| No cable on the TV
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| The ice-machine was broke
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| Well, I guess that’s what you get
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| For nineteen bucks an' some change
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| But the cheapest motel in town
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| Cost him everything
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| They used the Bible for a coaster
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| An' it never crossed their mind
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| Maybe they should’ve opened it
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| Instead of that high-dollar wine
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| It was just their little secret
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| A hideaway out West Main
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| But the cheapest motel in town
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| Cost him everything
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| He went from home in the suburbs
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| To an apartment in town
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| From bein' met at the door by two little kids
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| To a stray dog he’d found
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| He paid the price for pleasure
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| Now he can’t afford the pain
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| Yeah, the cheapest motel in town
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| Cost him everything
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| They thought no one would find 'em
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| But it isn’t hard to spot
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| A brand-new black Mercedes Benz
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| In that gravel parkin' lot
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| He fooled his wife till one night
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| She saw something he couldn’t explain
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| An' the cheapest motel in town
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| Cost him everything
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| He went from home in the suburbs
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| To an apartment in town
|
| From bein' met at the door by two little kids
|
| To a stray dog he’d found
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| He paid the price for pleasure
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| Now he can’t afford the pain
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| Yeah, the cheapest motel in town
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| Cost him everything;
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| It cost him everything;
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| Cost him everything |