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Introdução:
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No more walking thirteen blocks with thirty pounds of
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laundry in the freezing dead of winter
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No more walking up six flights of stairs
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or throwing down the key because there is no buzzer
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No more faulty wiring
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No more crooked floors
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No more spiting out my ultra brite on top of
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dirty dishes in the one and only sink
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Hello to my walk in closets
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tidy as Park Avenue
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Hello my butcher block table
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I could get used
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I could get used
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I could get used to you
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No more climbing over sleeping people
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before you get out the door of your own building
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No more noxious fumes from gas heaters that are illegal
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or will blow up while you are sleeping
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No more leaky ceilings
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No more holes in the floor
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No more taking a shower in the kitchen
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while your roommate's eating breakfast
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and your getting water on his cornflakes
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Hello to shiny new Parque wood floors
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as waxed as a wealthy girl's legs
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Hello dear mister dishwasher
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I could get used
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I could get used
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I could get used to you
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No more exotic
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No more neurotic
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No more anything but pleasantly robotic
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We're moving on up
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We're moving on up
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to the east side
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to the east side
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To a deluxe apartment in the sky
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Hello to dear mister doorman
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who looks like Captain Kangaroo
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Hello dear fellow and how do you do
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I could get used
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I could get used
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I could get used to you
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I could get used
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even seduced
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I could get used to you
Outro