| Well, she lives a few doors down
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| Says she wants you to take her out
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| Have some coffee somewhere
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| Just some coffee
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| You saw her out in the parking lot
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| And any plans you had you can break
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| So wash your face
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| Let yourself go
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| Everybody is a sinner
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| Everybody makes mistakes
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| And there ain’t nobody
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| Who needs nobody
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| Don’t forget to look her in the eye
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| Laugh and show your smile
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| There’s not much more to lonely
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| Than being less lonely
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| I stood and watched the stars fade
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| Right there, from your eyes
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| Baby, I think I know just
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| What your next lover will be like
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| You hate cigarettes so she won’t smoke
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| But she don’t mind this bar you’re in
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| She sits right up there on that stool
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| Puts her pocketbook down and smiles at you
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| You think she’s about five foot three
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| That makes her taller than me
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| But you’re not thinking about that now
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| No, it ain’t right to think about that now
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| I stood and watched all the stars fade
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| Right there, from your eyes
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| Baby, I think I know just
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| What your next lover will be like
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| And I hope she can fix you
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| And I hope she’s someone
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| Who will never let you down
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| I hope she reminds you nothing of me and
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| As crazy, as crazy as it sounds. |
| I hope she’s beautiful
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| ‘Cause I still watched all the stars fade
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| Right there, from your eyes
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| Baby, I think I know just
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| What your next lover will be like
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| ‘Cause there ain’t nobody who needs nobody
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| There ain’t nobody who needs nobody |