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Goldfinger ~ 20¢ Goodbye


Went out today
to try and phone you
I guess you didn't
recognize my call
the lady on your end
said you got caller I.D.
and I'm feeling sorry
that you've been
woken up so much
and I'm feeling guilty
just talk to me
please talk to me


I hardly know you
is it too late to even try
I want to know you
another twenty cent goodbye


I found a pay phone
and it's busted
another broken hearted fool
but still I pick up the receiver
my lips are touching
someone's drool
please make this worth it
you're all I'm thinking of today
I know you're worth it
just talk to me
please talk to me


goodbye
another twenty cent goodbye
another twenty cents

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