I met her at the laundromat, she was washing extra hotI said, don't you need a little help with that big load you got?She said, no, but did a double take and then she smiled and said, I mightAs I rolled up my sleeves, I said to myself, well, all right, well, all rightI put it on automatic and she sat down on the floorShe said, just keep it on medium hot, I said, I've done this beforeThen I opened up the dryer and I set it on soft and lightShe said, be gentle with my silk and lace and I said, well, all rightHer clothes were in the basket folded down so nice and warmShe headed for the door and I said, I will take you homeShe said, I just live up the street, I said, it's a dangerous nightTake my arm and I'll carry the basketAnd she said, well, all right, well, all rightThe world's half full of women and the world's half full of menAnd sometimes one or the other opens up to let one inBut the one I met at the laundromat that dangerous, beautiful nightSaid, yes, I do and yes, I willAnd I said, well, all rightMm-hmm, mm-hmmDo-do-do-do-doWell, all right