| Say the word and I’ll turn you loose |
| I got mine now you get yours |
| Just like you I’ve got my price |
| Sure is nice that someone paid |
| I’ve got my ticket out of here |
| But for you, I fear, it’s much too late |
| It’s nothing you can blame me for |
| In love and war |
| It’s every man for himself |
| All night long same old song |
| Play the game, come on strong |
| You’re afraid to show your hand |
| You’re not sure she’ll understand |
| Your play |
| And when you finally leave alone |
| Do you think that when you’re gone she’ll say |
| «It's nothing I can blame him for |
| In love and war |
| It’s every man for himself» |
| Tell me how it feels to cheat a friend |
| Can you lie and steal and feel no pain? |
| One dishonest dollar would burn my hand |
| How can you laugh about it? |
| I can’t understand |
| From womb to tomb it’s nip and tuck |
| Run your race and chase the buck |
| And it’s dog eat dog down on the street |
| It’s cat and mouse in the penthouse suite |
| Sanity is at a premium |
| Vanity just always seems to win |
| But oh, the prize looks so inviting |
| Shake hands and let the fight begin |
| It’s nothing you can blame us for |
| In love and war |
| It’s every man for himself |