I don't need you
Said the old woman, jumping
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Feet together on her suitcase
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The suppleness of bees
And with a determined step
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Toward Saint-Lazare station
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While we pretended
She walked off cheerfully
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With two or three stops
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She told the conductor
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It'll take me fifteen minutes
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The home is in the suburbs
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They say it's a castle
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Where the old play Scrabble
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I only like westerns
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With loads of gunshots
I'd happily tell you about it
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I don't need you
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She told the nurse
Leave me, I've got things to do
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She pulled out twenty bottles
She went down to the lounge
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Where old men and women
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While scratching their ears
Good evening, ladies and gents
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Would one of you happen to have
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I don't need you
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Her third glass of wine
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While the old folks
Sang in four-part harmony
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And we saw this sight
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Of eighty dodderers
The country's nursing homes
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Who at an old man's bedside
Was wearing himself out praying
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You can see this
If he doesn't breathe anymore
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He still has a h*rd-on though
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A little w*nk
Will get him back on his feet
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Like a crank turn
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On an old Juvaquatre
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All the old folks blared
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'Cause you didn't know how
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Back when we still had
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Any means will do
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If crabs could vote
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We won't produce
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She told the necrophage
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Who shoved her into the ghetto
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Filthy technocrat
From the height of my disdain
And while pouring herself
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She gave the finger
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The suppleness of bees