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Your smile crossed my desk and I felt some kind of affection But baby I'm just your accountant, and I'm accounting for some counting of the stars, I slipped my number to you and we hit a couple bars Had a few arguments, made a few scars Made some babies and bought a car Where are we going? Where are we now? I'm just a character in your bed, and I'm a little voice in your head And I'm a petty little man in a suit and tie And you haven't left your head for days I can barely leave you alone But don't you worry darling I'll be home after my nine to five Just eight hours honey won't you turn on some turkey music and jive Try and remember when we used to be alive, yeah?
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 2:57 AM UTC
Just Your Accountant
Your smile crossed my desk and I felt some kind of affection But baby I'm just your accountant, and I'm accounting for some counting of the stars, I slipped my number to you and we hit a couple bars Had a few arguments, made a few scars Made some babies and bought a car Where are we going? Where are we now? I'm just a character in your bed, and I'm a little voice in your head And I'm a petty little man in a suit and tie And you haven't left your head for days I can barely leave you alone But don't you worry darling I'll be home after my nine to five Just eight hours honey won't you turn on some turkey music and jive Try and remember when we used to be alive, yeah?
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 2:57 AM UTC
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