Every night I see a familiar face They're all here to watch me dance And then stick around afterwards, like they have a chance Maybe it's the costumes that I wear Or maybe it's the skin I'm guaranteed to bare They could possibly be lonely and in search of something to do And there are some here to celebrate once a relationship is through I'm their therapist, their priest, and their fantasy They all seem to need so much from me But I only dance for the money they pay It helps me to avoid living from day to day So I'll take my money home at the end of the night But I'll be back tomorrow to help them feel all right By Michelle Beckett |