Factory by five, and as the morning hits,
She's working a double-split shift,
The bosses "Hope you don't mind"
In a hand-written note place in the lunchroom
Leave Josie alone (you've got to leave that girl alone)
She didn't ask for you
Could she be sitting there longing for someone to take her home?
Her in the morning light; she switches off the night

She's got such beautiful lips
The call like oranges to the thirsty man
Break-time intermits
He wants to say it but he don't know if he can

Oh just to know her light!
José sees Josephine, and he wants to call her "Josie"
He wants to say "Josie, are you alright?
I've watched you fifteen years bottling those god damn beers"
Paper-thin the walls between the lavatories,
The men's and the lady's
Is that her name he calls?
She hears José rehearse some kind of song-like verse

She's got such beautiful lips
The call like oranges to the thirsty man
Break-time intermits
He wants to say it but he don't know if he can

I guess I was wondering what you were doing on the weekend
I've got tickets to this show
It's free you know and