| He tells his wife he’s going back to work
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| To finish something he’s left undone
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| And like a fool she believes every word
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| The door slams and he’s on the run
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| To that other side of town
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| Where the music’s turned up
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| And the lights are turned down.
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| He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand
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| Sliding on the dance floor
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| Slippin' off his wedding band
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| He’ll waltz into the heart
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| Of every pretty girl he can
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| Ooo, He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand.
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| Everybody in town knows his name
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| They know his wife and they know his game
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| But he continues to play it just the same
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| 'Cause he’s a fool and he has no shame
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| But he always seems to find
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| Somebody new to believe his lines.
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| He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand
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| Sliding on the dance floor
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| Slippin' off his wedding band
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| He’ll waltz into the heart
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| Of every pretty girl he can
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| Ooo, He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand.
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| He’ll keep dancin' and foolin' around
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| Till the walls around him come a-tumblin' down.
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| He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand
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| Sliding an the dance floor
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| Slippin' off his wedding band
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| He’ll waltz into the heart
|
| Of every pretty girl he can
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| Ooo, He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand.
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| He’s a two timin' two stepper
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| Looking for a one-night stand… |