Dragonette Lyrics
"Black Limousine"

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He told me I was worth it
Then he took out his wallet
Got a nice top, a wrist watch and how do you call it, evening jacket
He bought me this
I wanted pink but I took red instead
That's all they had

And his phone ring and he said
"I'm sorry baby, you caught me at a bad time, I'm entertaining"

A woman with taste and a girl with true ambition
But I would really love the two of us to talk
And I got in a black limousine
And I don't care much for the money, but you spend it on me
In the back of your black limousine
We got the time for a little bit of luxury
You're paying for my company, babe
When you're paying for my company, hey
When you're paying for my company, hey

Cash, last I checked I was overdraft
Spend more money than I guess I have
What do I do about that?
It's too bad but I get by
I got a car waiting outside
He's paying for the pictures
And taking me for a ride

There's those things you have to pay for
There's things you get for free
It doesn't cost a fortune
When the fortune pays for me

cause I'm a woman with taste and a girl with true ambition
I guess I rather like the feel of the leather in a moving car

I mean in a black limousine
I don't care much for the money, but you spend it on me
In the back of a black limousine
We got the time for a little bit of luxury
You're paying for my company, hey
When you're paying for my company, hey
When you're paying for my company, hey

I know you gotta leave soon honey
I know you got a table for two
Full of confidence and money
Find out what it could do

It's true, looks are passable
Cool, you're unattachable too
I'm a natural catch for a chap to be sat
In the back of a black limousine
I don't care much for the money, but you spend it on me
In the back of your black limousine
I got the time for a little bit of luxury
You're paying for my company, babe
You're paying for my company, baby
You're paying for my company, babe
This song is from the album "Galore".