| The one legged painter went on down the road
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| Wanted help of a woman to unload his load
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| He found a one-armed poet hungry for food
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| Who read poems about friendship and brotherhood
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| The painter asked please can you help me out
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| And he told the poet what it was all about
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| The poet answered with a voice so cute
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| I only know one person and she’s a prostitute
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| Well i don´t care which trade she’s in
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| As long as she’s got a little dicipline
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| I just need someone to unload my weight
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| Well, it’s never too late said the poet slow
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| I could take you to her, but i dont know how
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| He pointed his only arm in the air
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| The last I heard she’s up there somewhere
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| Well i don´t care which trade she’s in
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| As long as she’s got a little dicipline
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| I just need someone to unload my weight
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| To help me out before it’s too late
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| What do you mean — do i have to beg?
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| The painter humped on his only leg
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| You can beg, said the poet, the best you can
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| But she died while helping another man
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| Well i don´t care which trade she’s in
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| As long as she’s got a little dicipline |
| I just need someone to unload my weight
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| To help me out before it’s too late |