Have I told you 'bout the case of the man who had no face?

(I'm sure I have)

His wife suspected something, that's why she brought me in

We arranged to meet one night at a bar called Aphrodite's

(On second street)

But when I looked into her eyes I very quickly realized

The danger

The price was right, a deal was struck

I don't think that she gave it a thought

It was plain to see

That the lady was loveblind

It was clear to see

It was clear that she was loveblind



Out into the foggy night, into the city's blurry light

I drove alone

I wondered then what kind of place would make a man lose face

I pieced together clue by clue just what a faceless man would do

It wasn't hard

Who would he love, where would he go, places faceless men would know

On second street

I was close, I was near, but that woman just wouldn't hear

It was plain to see

That the lady was loveblind

It was clear to see

It was clear that she was loveblind

Loveblind

Next morning came as mornings do, I had a shave it was close too

A close shave

In the mirror in my space, there was a man without a face

I rang my client and I banged on her door

I told her it was me that we was looking for

It was plain to see





That the lady was loveblind

It was clear to see

It was clear that she was loveblind