Bus Talk (Interlude)
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Bus Talk (Interlude)
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Hey, come on in
Here, sit down, make yourself comfortable
I was going to work the other morning
And these two chicks were on the bus
And they were running off their mouths
About everybody’s business
Yeah, you know and all, talk, talk, talk
Well then they were talking about my business so I listened
Your name and my name came up
Yeah, they were saying things like
Yeah, Marge ain’t got a man up tight no more
He’s been tippin’ up town
And Marilyn’s gonna take him from her if she don’t look out
Who’s Marilyn?
I don’t know who she is
You tell me who she is
They don't know what they’re talking about
Giving up
Giving up
Giving up
Giving up
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Paolo Nutini performs "Bus Talk (Interlude)", and this lyric page sits inside the Paolo Nutini catalog on LyroVerse.
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