| I could see her movin' in the shadows
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| By the flicker of the juke box light
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| She had a silhouette I’ll never forget
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| It was lookin' like a lucky night
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| Yeah it was lookin' like a lucky night
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| She was satin, lace and blue jeans
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| I was tryin' to think of somethin' to say
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| It took me by surprise when I realized
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| That she was walkin' over my way
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| And she already knew what to say
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| She said «My middle name is Trouble
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| And Trouble’s gonna treat you right
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| You’ll be a better man when the mornin' comes
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| If you can make it through the night
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| 'Cause Trouble’s gonna treat you right»
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| Well I took Trouble in my own hands
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| I took her home and she started to burn
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| I couldn’t get no sleep, not a minute’s peace
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| There was Trouble everywhere I turned
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| She said «My middle name is Trouble
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| And Trouble’s gonna treat you right
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| You’ll be a better man when the mornin' comes
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| If you can make it through the night
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| 'Cause Trouble’s gonna treat you right»
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| Well I didn’t go lookin' for Trouble
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| And I hate to lose without a fight
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| But I’m a better man and she understands
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| That Trouble got the best of me that night
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| But the way I’m feelin' that’s alright
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| She said «My middle name is Trouble
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| And Trouble’s gonna treat you right
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| You’ll be a better man when the mornin' comes
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| If you can make it through the night
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| 'Cause Trouble’s gonna treat you right»
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| She said «My middle name is Trouble
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| And Trouble’s gonna treat you right
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| You’ll be a better man when the mornin' comes
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| If you can make it through the night
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| 'Cause Trouble’s gonna treat you right» |