P.F.J.
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P.F.J.
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Well, Pink Flag Joe
He pretends he's fast
And long about one day
You know he came in last
Well, Pink Flag Joe
He does the flambo twist
With the finger motions
That you can't resist
And there's no more coming attractions
Well, there's no more coming attractions
There's no more coming attractions
To see
Well, Pink Flag Joe
With his wealthy lips
Yeah, he goes to movies
That don't exist
He conversations with people
For the sheer effect
And he says he's a product
Of gross neglect
And there's no more coming attractions
Well, there's no more coming attractions
Yeah, there's no more coming attractions
To see
(Pink Flag Joe)
(Pink Flag Joe)
Well, Pink Flag Joe
You know he's slightly tipped
And he swore his life
That he was gypped
Well, he felt the pressure
(Felt the pressure)
And he passed it off
And he thought he resembled
Romanoff
And there's no more coming attractions
Well, there's no more coming attractions
Oh, there's no more coming attractions
To see
Pink Flag Joe
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Ric Ocasek performs "P.F.J.", and this lyric page sits inside the Ric Ocasek catalog on LyroVerse.
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