| You don? |
| t know me from Adam, madam
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| May I introduce myself to you?
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| I live one floor down below
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| I hear and know almost everything you do
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| I used to hear four feet dancin'
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| Now I? |
| m countin' only two
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| May I borrow some sugar from you?
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| You can call me nosy neighbor
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| I? |
| ll admit it? |
| s mostly truth
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| But it? |
| s hard to satisfy a cravin?
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| Can you relate to an old sweet tooth?
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| ? |
| Cause coffee all alone every mornin?
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| Makes a bitter tastin? |
| brew
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| Can I borrow some sugar from you?
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| Don? |
| t know how I got this feeling
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| Maybe it? |
| s because your floor is my ceiling
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| At times I wish it would just crash on through
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| 'Cause coffee all alone every mornin?
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| Makes a bitter tastin? |
| brew
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| May I borrow some sugar from you?
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| You don? |
| t know me from Adam, madam
|
| May I introduce myself to you?
|
| I live one floor down below
|
| I hear and know almost everything you do
|
| I used to hear four feet dancin'
|
| Now I? |
| m countin' only two
|
| May I borrow some sugar from you?
|
| 'Cause coffee all alone every mornin?
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| Makes a bitter tastin? |
| brew
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| Can I borrow a little sugar from you?
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| Well, I used to hear four feet dancin'
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| Now I? |
| m countin' only two
|
| May I borrow some sugar from you?
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| 'Cause coffee all alone every mornin?
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| Sure makes a bitter tastin? |
| brew |