Intro
Verse 1
Ten To One, The Manager Keeps Pointing At The Clock Above The Bar
The Drummer's Loosening His Snare, The Bass Is Halfway To The Car
Then You Come Up To The Stage, Barefoot, In The Second Dress
The Short One, A Plaster On Your Heel, A Pin To Hold The Rest
Your Hand Flat On The Monitor, The Way You Did At Every Show
And You Say It Like You Said It From The Side Of Every Stage, Years Ago
Pre-Chorus
One More, Like You Used To Shout
One More, Before They Put Us Out
Chorus
"Can You Do One More?"
The One We Always Finished On, The One You Knew The Whole Thing For
The Manager Says No, And I Say Yes Into The Mic Before He's Sure
"Can You Do One More?"
Interlude
Verse 2
The Bass Comes Back Without His Jacket, And The Drummer Counts It Slow
Theo's Asleep Across Two Chairs, His Shoes Lined Up In A Row
And You Dance Alone In Front Of Us, The Way You Did In Every Town
Eyes Shut, You Sing The Ending, And The House Lights Come Up, Not Down
The Cleaners Start To Stack The Chairs Around You While You Spin
And I Play The Last Chorus Twice, And One Of Them Sits Down And Joins In
Pre-Chorus
One More, Like You Used To Shout
One More, Before They Put Us Out
Chorus
"Can You Do One More?"
The One We Always Finished On, The One You Knew The Whole Thing For
The Manager Says No, And I Say Yes Into The Mic Before He's Sure
"Can You Do One More?"
Bridge
Back Then You Stood Beside The Stage And Held One Finger Up At Me
One More, You'd Mouth, And I'd Do One, And You'd Drive Us Home At Three
Tonight You're In The Middle Of The Floor, And Somebody Else's Car Is Waiting
So I Stop Singing On The Last Line, And You Sing It By Yourself
Chorus
"Can You Do One More?"
The One We Always Finished On, The One You Knew The Whole Thing For
The Manager Says No, And I Say Yes Into The Mic Before He's Sure
"Can You Do One More?"
Outro
The Manager Unplugs Me At The Wall. The Cleaners Lift The Rug
You Find Your Shoes Under Table Nine, And Wave At The Band, And Shrug
