margarita, since when i’ve known you? early 2000s, before curfew then i saw your shiny lips in the disco light how was i to know? how was i to know? margarita, “hey, have i known you?” such a cliché, but still you wanted to take a chance and dance with me in the disco light how were you to know? how were you to know? then we passed the whole night in the disco dancing away all our life before each other “daddy’s gonna ]kill me, it’s eleven thirty” you whispered to my ear and i said quietly “would you run away with me? margarita, won’t you tell me the other half of our story before our night finishes? on the outskirts of town in a restaurant i’ll be waiting to see your face margarita, won’t you meet me the night you sneak out of your garden gate before your dad notices? by the break of dawn in a restaurant i’ll be waiting to see your face” margarita, margarita won’t you? margarita, margarita won’t you? margarita, margarita won’t you? margarita, hey, i was in my car in this one-horse town nobody at two o’clock i was there just in time in the spring moonlight did you get away? did you get away? margarita, my heart was beating fast then i turned around to see you on a dim sidewalk smiling when you shed a tear in the spring moonlight “yeah, i get away” “yeah, let’s get away” so we hopped in my car just like teenage boy and girl who cut the classes that we hated “daddy’s gonna forgive me, i’m already twenty” you whispered to my ear and i said quietly “would you share your life with me? margarita, won’t you tell me the other half of our story before our night finishes? on the outskirts of town we are ready to run to a life in the big ole city margarita, won’t you meet me the night you sneak out of your garden gate before your dad notices? by the break of dawn we are ready to run to a life in the big ole city margarita, margarita won’t you? margarita, margarita won’t you? margarita, margarita won’t you? goddamn i’m loving you i can’t stop loving you now it’s forty five past two the night never ends with you don’t bring us to a halt we will finally work it out margarita, won’t you? margarita, won’t you tell me the other half of our story before our night finishes? on the outskirts of town in a restaurant i’ll be waiting to see your face