Conversation From A Barstool
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Conversation From A Barstool
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I'm tired so tired I can hardly stand
Can't breath in this city tonight
It's taken everything I have to give
And now just gotta get out of here
And I won't be sorry if you won't be
And I don't want your pity or sympathy
But just a few dollars
I can make it just you wait and see
He came from Miami to start out again
Knowing him he is back with his mother by now
And he told me he loved me
And he wanted my child
But you know the way people can change their minds
And I won't be sorry if you won't be
And I don't want your pity or sympathy
But just a few dollars
I can make it just you wait and see
I was an actress a girl in the chorus line
On broadway I danced for a Kennedy
And they know me in London
And they know me in Paris
I'm only here 'cause you looked like
You needed a friend
And I won't be sorry if you won't be
And I don't want your pity or sympathy
But just a few dollars
I can make it just you wait and see
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Who performs "Conversation From A Barstool"?
Hazel O'Connor performs "Conversation From A Barstool", and this lyric page sits inside the Hazel O'Connor catalog on LyroVerse.
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