[bad word] 
While the poor people sleepin'
With the shade on the light
While the poor people sleepin'
All the [bad word] out at night

After closing time
At the Guernsey Fair
I detect the El Supremo
From the room at the top of the stairs
Well I've been around the world
And I've been in the Washington Zoo
And in all my travels
As the facts unravel
I've found this to be [bad word]  [bad word] 
They got the house on the corner
With [bad word] inside
They got the booze they need
All that money can buy
They got the shapely bods
They got the Steely Dan T-shirt
And for the coup-de-gras
They're outrageous
 [bad word] 
Show biz kids making movies
Of themselves you know they
Don't give a [bad word] about anybody else
 [bad word] 
The repeated refrain sung by the female backing singers says, "You go to Lost Wages, Lost Wages," sung to sound vaguely like "Las Vegas." It was inspired by a joke [bad word] Lenny [bad word]  who was a major influence on the band's lyrical outlook. (thanks, James - Lexington, KY)

According to the transcripts of a BBC interview in March of 2000 the following question was asked and answered by Walter Becker:

John Holland: Do the backing singers in Show Biz Kids sing both 'Go to Las Vegas' AND 'Go to Lost Wages'?
Walter: Actually they are saying "Go to Las Vegas" but they are mispronouncing it in the way that Lenny [bad word] used to mispronounce on purpose, saying "lost wages".