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packing her bags, they left the sailor girl |
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when she returned to find that she could love no one |
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meeting her way through cheap bar and cafe |
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expecting to see the same sour faces there, why not |
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oh yes, they'll do |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out and it might be true |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out, I'll be nice |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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swallow all our bad advice |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out |
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packing his bags, they loved the Tesco boy |
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when he returned to find that he could love no one |
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he stayed away through salons and musics |
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there's still a ground in her up (??) to the years, why not |
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oh yes, they'll do |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out and it might be true |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out, I'll be nice |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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listen to our bad advice |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out, please behave |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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you don't want a english name |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out, I'll be nice |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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swallow all our bad advice |
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school's out for me, school's out for you |
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school's out |