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April Anne with the red bandanna round her head |
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Pretty Anne with the peacock feathered fan said |
| [00:23.915] |
That the sash around her waist turned to lead |
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And her jingle-jangled faggot friend was dead |
| [00:36.133] |
And the wine he spilled stained her pillow red |
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The midnight cowboys came but quickly fled |
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And the whole thing was bringing her down |
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|
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Lady Anne, we danced the fandango on your bed |
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Anne, the Gypsy Woman once said: |
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Let an Easy Rider share your bed |
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But you chose a drunken gigolo instead |
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How were you to know he was a red? |
| [01:26.726] |
Then you sat and cried and hung your head and said |
| [01:32.833] |
That the whole thing was bringing you down |
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|
| [01:57.824] |
April Anne with the red bandanna round her head |
| [02:04.495] |
Pretty Anne with the peacock feathered fan said |
| [02:10.612] |
That the sash around her waist turned to lead |
| [02:16.982] |
And her jingle-jangled faggot friend was dead |
| [02:23.351] |
The midnight cowboys came but quickly fled |
| [02:29.493] |
And the wine he spilled stained her pillow red |
| [02:35.861] |
Oh she let an Easy Rider share her bed |
| [02:41.985] |
But she chose a drunken gigolo instead |
