I got on the phone and called the girls, 
Said: "Meet me down at Curly Pearls for a
"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah)."
In my high-heeled shoes and fancy fads
I ran down the stairs, hailed me a cab going:

"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Oh, nah-ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Nah-dam-dah-"

When I pushed the door, I saw Eleanor
And Mary-Lou swinging on the floor, going:
"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah)!".
Sue came in in a silk sarong,
She walzed across as they played that song, I mean

"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Oh, nah-ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Nah-da-lah -"

< Acoustic guitar solo >

Annie was a little late,
She had to get out of a date with a
"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah)".
Curly fixed another drink
As the piano man began to sing that song -

"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Oh, nah-ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Dah-da-lah-"

It was already half past three
But the night was young and so were we dancing
"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah)".
Oh, Lord, did we have a ball?!
Still singing walking down that hall that

"Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Oh, nah-ney-nah-nah-nah (ney-nah-nah-nah),
Nah-da-lah-"