To those who don't have one
To those who don't have one
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Rosa, Rosa, when we make a mess, you clean up
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And you, Albert, when we toast, you pick up the glasses
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Céline, single, you take jackets at the coat check
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Arlette, stop, you spend the party in the bathroom
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And if we celebrated those who don't celebrate
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For once, I'd like to raise my glass
To those who don't have one
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To those who don't have one
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Why should I pretend anyway
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She's paid to do it
You think you're my mother
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Make sure it's clean enough to eat off the ground
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Honestly, do they make them or what
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Luckily it's only two glasses
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Call me your manager and be quick
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Your career could end like this
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Yes, let's celebrate those who don't celebrate
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Once again, I'd like to raise my glass
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To those who don't have one
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To those who don't have one
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Scrub, scrub, better not to
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Scrub, scrub, if you don't know me
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Brush, brush, you can always
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Brush, brush, if you don't respect me
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Yes, let's celebrate those who don't celebrate
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Once again, I'd like to raise my glass
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To those who don't have one
To those who don't have one
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Truck driver or flight attendant
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A glass to the champions of the worst schedules
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To young parents rocked by cries
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To professional insomniacs
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And all those who suffer from heartache
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Who don't have the heart for celebrations