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If you go on down to D.C.
Where the air is nice and seedy
There's a whole mess of ways that you can have some fun
Where the pockets all got pockets
And if you bring a man a problem
He'll find four score and seven ways to get jack shit done
That spells trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Paid off the shadows
Made beeswax of your business
They'll arrest you on suspicion of being suspicious
Riding greenback legislate
Through purple mountains real estate
Employees should wash hands and shave the constitution as they please
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Well at the banks, they're doin' the dip
At the courthouse, they're doin' the slip
On the lobby floor, they're doin' the stoop
At the podium they do the loop dee loop
Well at the banks, they're doin' the dip
At the courthouse, they're doin' the slip
On the lobby floor, they're doin' the stoop
At the podium they do the loop dee loop
Hold up accusations
They hold up a baby
Say democracy is paving ways for ladies and men
Orwell becomes Kafka
And the front door has been locked up
Saying "Out measuring wool, be back in ten"
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
Trouble with a Capitol Hill
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Next To The Stream
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Wade around
Another rustling sound
Found on the banks
Makes you swoon
When sharp as the crescent moon
Her smile snakes
Next To The Stream
Next To The Stream
Pretty please
Beneath the Cypress tress
That silence leaves and shakes
Kick a can
Off a cliff and then
Hit the hay
Next To The Stream
Next To The Stream
Well, it's something else
When you lose yourself
And a peace so swell is found
Out past late
Lingering at heavens gate
Wait around
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I saw the street walkin' down my baby
I saw the street walkin' down my girl
I saw the billboard shining in her face
I saw the billboard shining in her face
I saw the street walkin' down my baby
I saw the street walkin' down my girl
I saw the swimsuit flashing pearly whites
I saw the swimsuit flashing pearly whites
I saw the bus stop grinning in her face
I saw the bus stop grinning in her face
I saw the street walkin' down my baby
I saw the street walkin' down my girl
But Baby! I want the new one
Tried and true one
I want to know what it's like to feel good looking right
Seventy ways to please my man, twenty four karat love ready on demand
Beckoning hips, pair of ruby lips, a getaway to Prague that I can book in minutes
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Baby, I'm just an ashtray for your love
Sugar Honey, just an ashtray for your love
Baby, an ashtray for your love
But other times days done out like aces
Golden places, traces of new
Making waves on the promenade
And it felt so good just to feel so much with you
Green shining from off the ground
A singing bit of that shimmer sound
Catching glimpses of all the all around
Baby, I'm just an ashtray for your love
Sugar Honey, just an ashtray for your love
Baby, an ashtray for your love
But other times days done out like aces
Golden places, traces of new
Making waves on the promenade
And it felt so good just to feel so much with you
Green shining from off the ground
A singing bit of that shimmer sound
Catching glimpses of all the all around
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