Tal M. Klein Follow

morals or ethics in the quest for bragging rights.
We take a plane to a foreign country,
loaded with [booze] and a head of white lies.

Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
I know, I know what I'm doing.
I know, I know what I'm doing girl.

(La la la, la.
La la la, la.
La la la, la.
La la la, la)

Numb and imune to my advances -
calls for a plan of radical action.
We are a team here, and it's simple,
back each other up when these girls ask questions.

Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
I know, I know what I'm doing.
I know, I know what I'm doing girl.

(La la la, la.
La la la, la.)

[She hears what], what she wants to hear,
yeah, whisper in her ear that anything could happen.
You'll never see this girl again, she'll just disappear,
no-one gets hurt and we all have a nice time.

Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
I know, I know what I'm doing.
I know, I know what I'm doing girl.

Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Take me, take me back to your place.
Take me, take me back to your place.

Don't say "no sir" [that's not a reasonable] reason.
Don't say "no sir" [that's not a reasonable] reason.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.

Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me, trust me, I'm a doctor.
Trust me.

morals or ethics in the quest for bragging rights.
We take a plane to a foreign country,