| Can’t we be a little more discriminating, Joe? |
| I mean, the face is really something else but listen to her crow |
| It wouldn’t work out |
| No common language |
| Quite a difference |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| Can’t we find a little more invigorating place? |
| I mean, the music really sends me but the talk is outer space |
| It makes me nervous |
| So undirected |
| Mild confusion |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| Big talk, small talk |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| There’s the kind of person that you really ought to chase |
| A simple «How are you?» and right away you know they’re from some place |
| Not unspecific |
| Firmly rooted |
| Well-established |
| Not Mid-Atlantic |
| Big talk, small talk |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| I couldn’t place it, I couldn’t face it |
| I couldn’t place it, I couldn’t face it |
| I couldn’t place it, I couldn’t face it |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| Can’t we be a little more discriminating, Joe? |
| I mean you’ve heard one Mid-Atlantic word you know you’ve heard them all |
| What elocution |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| Is there some academy a thousand miles at sea |
| Where I could learn to be conversive, I make no apology |
| It’s not my favorite |
| I don’t enjoy it |
| But why fight it |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| Big talk, small talk |
| So Mid-Atlantic |
| Big talk, small talk |
| So Mid-Atlantic |