Verse 1:
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I?m not lying, but I might be wrong The old man had all he could want
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Asleep in his chair cigar almost gone In the other room
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Holy shit, those holy shirts Perfect fit as the holes all got worse
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He burned through the cotton like he burned through vermouth, in the other room
Verse 2:
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I?m not lying but I might be wrong Even His dog was addicted to smoke
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Somehow they both got a smokers cough in the other room
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Lost some teeth but kept their bite In times of peace they?d always pick fights
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When company came they?d both go and hide in the other room
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If he left his cave it better be worth it If he said come in then you certainly earned it
Verse 3:
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The tennis balls they used to play catch went on his walk or so the floors wouldn?t scratch
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If you listen close you could hear his feet track in the other room
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Not quite drunk on Philadelphia rye only wanted a hug from his wife
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So he calls her name and he can?t remember why in the other room
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But she?d still be there and it was all worth it a kiss on the face and together they?re perfect
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There?s nothing I?d rather do then to just be with them in the other room
Verse 4:
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I?m not lying but I might be wrong The mutt started wheezing a little too much
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The vet told my grandma his time's almost up in the other room
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Grandpa asked where?s the dog is it asleep or just out for a walk
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She don?t want to tell him it?s already gone but he?ll see her soon in the other room
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Cuz when he left his cave it all was worth it Heaven said come in you?ve certainly earned it
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There?s nothing I?d rather do than to just be with him in the other room