| Break out the take out
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| It’s ten past eight now
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| I swear the weather-man just said my name out
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| My beds covered in red wine stains and
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| She’s got kind off a meg ryan face to her
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| Search for my pen and pull out my rhyme book
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| Perch on the bed and add a few lines to it
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| She pulls me near and kisses me with sour breath
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| Whispering in my ear something 'bout the shower-head
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| This is like when Clarence and Alabama met
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| True romance that happened in a nano-sec
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| Broken curtain rails and chairs knocked over
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| And up the stairs I spy a trail of clothes I
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| Lie on my pillow exhale the smoke why
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| Open the window when the sex smells dope and
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| Off back to sleep she goes
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| I was wrong she looks more like a blonde Catherine Zeta-Jones
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| At last we picked a spot
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| Summer Sundays where the sun stays out past six o clock
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| She sun bathes I sit and watch her and some days
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| She looks in some ways like a…
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| So the airs rich with drink and perfume
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| My English version of Ingrid Bergman
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| I’m certain when I fall asleep she’s Rita Hayworth
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| But when I wake up she’s Elizabeth Taylor
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| She’s Jessica Rabbit, she’s double any bond girl
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| She’s Bridget Bardot she’s Marylyn Monroe
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| But the fact is though that’s not why I fell for her
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| 'Cos no actress can act like she acts like herself
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| At last we picked a spot
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| Summer Sundays where the sun stays out past six o clock
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| She sunbathes I sit and watch her
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| And some days she looks in some ways like a… |