I Was Cleopatra, I Was Young And An Actress
When You Knelt By My Mattress And Asked For
My Hand But I Was Sad, You Asked It
As I Laid In A Black Dress With My
Father In A Casket, I Had No Plans, Yeah
And I Left The Footprints, The Mud Stained
On The Carpet And It Hardened Like My Heart
Did When You Left Town Well, I Must Admit
It, That I Would Marry You In An Instant
Damn Your Wife, I′d Be Your Mistress Just To
Have You Around But I Was Late For
This, Late For That, Late For The Love Of
My Life And When I Die Alone, When I
Die Alone, Die I'll Be On Time And
While The Church Discouraged Any Lust That Burned Within
Me Yes, My Flesh It Was My Currency, But
I Held True So I Drive A Taxi, And
The Traffic Distracts Me From The Strangers In My
Backseat, They Remind Me Of You But I
Was Late For This, Late For That, Late For
The Love Of My Life And When I Die
Alone, When I Die Alone, When I Die I′ll
Be On Time The Only Gifts From My
Lord, Were Birth And A Divorce But I've Read
This Script And The Costume Fits, So I Play
My Parts I Was Cleopatra, I Was Taller
Than The Rafters But That's All In The Past,
Love, Gone With The Wind And Now A Nurse
In White Shoes Leads Me Back To My Guestroom
It′s A Bed And A Bathroom And A Place
For The End I Won′t Be Late For
This, Late For That, Late For The Love Of
My Life And When I Die Alone, When I
Die Alone, Die I'll Be On Time