A E they say taylor was a good girl, never one to be lateF#m D A E F#m D complain, express ideas in her brainA E working on the night shift, passing out the tickets,F#m D A E F#m D youre gonna have to pay her if you want to park hereA E well mommys little dancer has quite a little secretF#m D A E F#m D working on the streets now, never gonna keep itA E its quite an imposition and now shes only wishingF#m D A E F#m that she would have listened to the words they saidD poor taylorA E F#m D A she(HE) just wanders around, unaffected byE F#m D A the winter winds and she'll(he'll) pretend thatE F#m D A shes(he's) somewhere else, so far and clearE F#m about two thousand miles from hereA E F#m D peter patrick pitter patters on the windowA E F#m D but sunny silhouette wont let him inA E F#m D poor old petes got nothing because hes been fallingA E F#m D somehow sunny knows just where hes beenA E F#m D he thinks that singing on sunday is gonna save his soulA E F#m D now that saturday is goneA E F#m D sometimes he thinks that hes on his wayA E F#m but i can seeD that his break lights are on (Chorus)A E such a tough enchilada filled up with nadaF#m D A E F#m D giving what she gotta give to get a dollar billA E used to be a limber chicken, times a been a tickingF#m D nows shes finger licking to the manA E with the money in his pocket flying in his rocketF#m D A only stopping by on his way to a better world
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