Your little quirks?
Your wee endearing ways?
What makes you all that?
Stuff it, mount it, hang it
on the wall, sell tickets,
I won't come. Get back. Get lost.
Get real. Get a life. Keep shtum.
And just, you must, remember this --
there'll be no kiss, no clinch,
no smoochy dance,
no true romance.
You are Anonymous. You're who?
Here's not looking, kid, at you.
Duffy recasts  Hymphrey Bogart’s  catch phrase from the film, “Here’s looking at you, kid” to mean the opposite.  The original brought an intense, tragic scene to a close, where Bogart’s character, Rick, urges Ilse to return to her husband, knowing he will not provide her with a good life.  But he will always care for her, will always be “looking at her”. However, for Duffy this romantic sacrifice isn’t wanted. 
 For her the re-casting of this line says all that is needed.
To The Unknown Lover