The Lady Wants To Know
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The Lady Wants To Know
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Daddy plays the ashtray
Baby starts to cry
The Lady wants to know the reason why
Daddy's just like Coltrane
Baby's just like Miles
The Lady's just like heaven ...when she smiles
Chorus:
And the Lady wants to know
She wants to know the reason
Got to know the reason why
This man has got to go
This man is always leavin'
How he hates to say goodbye
But what she doesn't know
Is there really is no reason
really is no reason why
"Instrumental Interlude"
(Repeat chorus)
Daddy he hates airplanes
Baby loves to fly
The Lady wants to know the reason why
Daddy's just like Coltrane
Baby's just like Miles
The Lady's just like heaven when she smiles
(Repeat chorus)
(Sax Solo and fade)
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