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Gyoza Dirty
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Her name was Charlie
She had a bad dream
Lying next to me in Koreatown
What she said scared me
It was a life-plea
"Take him, not me!" she cried.
"I'm here, in Koreatown..."
Trouble
Trouble
I'll save her from her
His name is Buddy
She said next morning
He runs the alleyways near here
in Koreatown
Down there they know me --
Gyoza Dirty --
It's where I spend my youth in heels --
In Koreatown
She says she's a
She says she's a Secret Agent
"My name is Charlie
Codename 'The Dirty'
I work for the CIA
Been hired to put 'ol Bud away
You were my decoy
He wanted your skin
So I set a trap
He jumped, it snapped
In Koreatown."
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