(Lyle Lovett and Billy Hill)
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Honey bring me the paper
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And pour me a beer
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And turn on the TV
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And sweep up over here
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You tell me you love me
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To put off my blues
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But what do you do
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When it quits being new
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Now you be home for supper
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And don't slam that door
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And you better be a sober man
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Or I'll give you what for
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You tell me you love me
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To put off my blues
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But what do you do
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When it quits being new
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We used to not worry about nothing
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We used to would laugh and play
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But now when we look at each other
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We never have nothing to say
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Except for you know well she says
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You could take me to dinner
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And you could buy me some clothes
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If you make all that money man
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Make damn sure it shows
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You could tell me you love me
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To put off my blues
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But what do you do
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When it quits being new
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And he says you could put on some makeup
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And you could pile up your hair
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And at least try to do something
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With what you've got there
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You could tell me you love me
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To put off my blues
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But what do you do
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Say what do you do
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When it
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What do you do when it
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Say what do you do when it
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Say well
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Hi there
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What's your
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My name is
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And my wife is at the PT and
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I had to
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You know we could
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I buy you
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Is that a Scotch and so a
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What will it be
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Your place
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Or a place to
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Say man
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What do you think you
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See I'm not that kind of
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Affair is fair
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And right is
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Right around the corner
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Just a block or
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So you know come morning
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You'll have to leave
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Everything to me
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What do you do
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Say what do you do
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And that's the glory of
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And that's the story of
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What do you do
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What Do You Do / The Glory Of Love
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| Lyle Lovett |
