Valet
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Valet
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Dressed in black
White gloves and all
You drive up and I greet you
A glad handshake and the money
But that's not all that I'm into
I take your keys
I park your ride
I'm your valet
I hope you're smiling inside
Because I love you
I want to serve you
I want to serve you
You're worth more to me than me you are, you are
I hope I can make you see you are, you are
You look around
And wonder what you should do
I close my eyes
And I deliver to you
We are here
You are there
We're your valet
We came to erase despair
Because I love you
I want to serve you
I want to serve you
You're worth more to me than me you are, you are
I hope I can make you see you are, you are
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Tinman Jones performs "Valet", and this lyric page sits inside the Tinman Jones catalog on LyroVerse.
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