| I wanted dinner and you give the tip
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| He had twenty-seven cents and a chewed toothpick
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| Got a picture in his wallet of Ebenezer Scrooge, yeah
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| I said, «Old Ebenezer ain’t got nothing on you.»
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| Well, he talks real loud but his money never makes a sound
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| When the chips lay down he’s lost in the crowd, can’t be found
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| He’s got short arms and deep pockets
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| A penny-pincher in the first degree
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| Short arms and deep pockets
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| In other words, you can say he was cheap
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| Took him to a party, first class uptown
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| Stuffing all his pockets every time I turn around
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| Well, he talks real loud but his money never makes a sound
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| Well, when the chips lay down he’s lost in the crowd, can’t be found
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| He’s got short arms and deep pockets
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| A penny-pincher in the first degree
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| Short arms and deep pockets
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| In other words, you can say he was cheap
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| Man, that guy was a cheap dude
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| Tell me
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| Oh, Ebenezer, Ebenezer’s great
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| Get down, here we go!
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| Tell me now, baby
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| Here he comes
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| You can just about hear him squeak
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| He’s got short arms and deep pockets
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| A penny-pincher in the first degree
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| Short arms and deep pockets
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| In other words, you can say he was cheap
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| Short arms and deep pockets
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| Oh man, you can hear him squeak
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| Short arms and deep pockets
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| I bet you could say (I bet you could say)
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| I bet you could say that man was nothin' but a dirty dog, nothing, dirt-cheap |