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me, Miss, is this seat taken I know I needn't tell you my name Have you ever been kissed by an industrialist Once you have your life won't be the same You'll like it a lot on my ninety foot yacht We can sail where the whales are all dead But you're turning your head It must have been something I said Listen to this, I'm not mistaken I've got factories all over the planet That take nuclear waste and season to taste Since I've figured out a way to can it You'll be tickled pink by a coat made of mink Or Siberian tiger instead But you'd rather be dead It must've been something I said CHORUS Don't leave me baby Leaving me doesn't pay You can still become a billionaire If you'll just see things my way, way, way oh way oh Please don't resist, 'cause this is takin' Much longer than business should last All my strip mining pals are outside with their gals And I'm sure that they're having a blast We can leave in my Porsche with the porpoise-lined floor Surely you'll be impressed by my bread But you're leaving instead It must have been something I said I must insist one kiss will waken Desire for more than you need As we stroll through the rain, either acid or plain You will surely be touched by my greed We can waltz by the stumps in my rain forest dumps Now that all of the natives have fled But you're running in dread It must have been something I said CHORUS Why are you going a way Why are you going Seems everyone's going They're going so far, far a way |