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Of course london's a big place. |
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It's a very big place, mr shadrack. a man could lose himself in london. lose himself. lose himself. lose himself in london! |
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Toast is burned, / and your coffee's cold, / |
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And you leave all the post `cause it's nothing but bills again. / |
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Home from work, / put the tv on. / |
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Get your kicks watching bruce on the old generation game / |
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Just dial my number, / i've got some plans for you. / |
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You're in a bad way / and i can help you through. / |
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You're in a bad way, / every day is just the same. / |
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Just dial my number / or call my name. / |
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Jeans are old / and your hair's all wrong / |
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Don't you know that crew-cuts and trainers are out again? / |
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Going out / you're feeling low / |
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Running for cover, it looks like it's going to rain. / (what a shame.) / |
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Just dial my number, / i've got some plans for you. / |
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You're in a bad way / and i can help you through. / |
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You're in a bad way, / every day seems just the same. / |
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Just dial my number / or call my name. / |
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Just dial my number, / i've got some plans for you. / |
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You're in a bad way / and i can help you through. / |
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You're in a bad way, / every day seems just the same. / |
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Just dial my number / or call my name. / |
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You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / |
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You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / |
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You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / |
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You're in a bad way, / (you're in a bad way.) / |
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Yeah. |
