Crawford + Gable
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Crawford + Gable
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We are the same currency
A double-headed coin
Meet me on the back lot
If you care to join me
This is a lovers' waltz for
Solitary dancers
Asked me for my name
I don't have the answer
If you call me, call me Billie
And I will you Gabe
Just don't try to save me
I'm not a girl to save
Give me to an ember
To last until November
Then I will go off with
All the other members
Of your long parade of women
Oh your long parade of women
But I won't ever trade him in
No I won't ever trade him in
This is a lovers' waltz for
Solitary dancers
Asked me for my name
I don't have the answer
If you call me, call me Billie
And I will you Gabe
Just don't try to save me
I'm not a girl to save
I'm not a girl to save
I'm not a girl to save.
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