The Factory Girls / Come Up to My Office Lyrics by Original Broadway Cast of Parade
Parade (Original Broadway Cast)
1999
[IOLA STOVER] He'll call my name I'll turn my head He got no words to say His eyes get big My face gets red And I want to run away [IOLA] I'll feel his breath Back of my neck His hand against My Chair I'll punch the clock Pick up my check It seems Like he's always There I'm in the hall And then he's there He passes Much too Close I change my clothes Put up my hair [ESSIE] He'll call my name I'll turn my head He got no Words to Say His eyes get big My face gets red And I want to Run away I'm in the hall And then he's there He passes He passes Much too Close I change my clothes Put up my hair, [MONTEEN] He'll call my name I'll turn my head He got no Words. He got no Words to say His eyes get big My face gets red And I want to run Away I'm in the lounge I turn around He passes Much too Close I eat my lunch I hear a sound [ALL THREE GIRLS] And somehow I'm sure he knows— And I turn And he smiles And he says: [LEO] Why don'tcha come up to office? Got a couple o' things you might like to see Why don'tcha you come up to my office 'Bout 2:15 'til a quarter to 3? If you could maybe swing by, honey Well, you know it'd be okay with me If you came, if you came, if you came If you came to my office Why don'tcha come up to office? I got a bottle o' wine and the cork ain't popped! Why don'tcha come up to office Where it's nice and cool when the blinds are dropped? If you could maybe swing by, honey We'll pretend that bad ol' clock has stopped If you came, if you came, if you came If you came to my office? I know this new dance that they're doin' in Manhattan I'll get you dancin' like you've never done before! And I'll give you things that they sent me from Manhattan And if you like, well, I got more— Hell, I got more! Come on and come up to my office Got a fine fried chicken with biscuits for two! Come on and come up to my office Got lots of things that we both can do! Just take a break and swing by, honey— No one has to know but me and you That you came, that you came That you came, that you came When you came, when you came When you came, when you came If you came, if you came If you came, if you came So come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on! Why don'tcha come up and come on and come up to my... Why don'tcha come up and come on and come up to my... Why don'tcha come up and come on and come up? Come on and come up? Come on and come up? Come on and come up? Come up and come on! [GIRLS] He calls my name I turn my head He got no words to say.... His eyes get big My face gets red And I want to run away And he looks And I wait And... he smiles
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