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Off the rails i was and |
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Off the rails |
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I was happy to stay |
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Get out of my way |
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On the rack i was |
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Easy meat, and a reasonably good buy |
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A reasonably good buy |
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The piccadilly palare |
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Was just silly slang |
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Between me and the boys in my gang |
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\"so bona to vada. oh you |
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Your lovely eek and |
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Your lovely riah\" |
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We plied an ancient trade |
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Where we threw all life\'s |
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Instructions away |
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Exchanging lies and digs (my way) |
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Cause in a belted coat |
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Oh, i secretly knew |
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That i hadn\'t a clue |
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(no, no. no, no, no. you can\'t get there that way. follow me...) |
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The piccadilly palare |
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Was just silly slang |
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Between me and the boys in my gang |
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Exchanging palare |
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You wouldn\'t understand |
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Good sons like you |
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Never do. |
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So why do you smile |
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When you think about earl\'s court ? |
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But you cry when you think of all |
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The battles you\'ve fought (and lost) ? |
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It may all end tomorrow |
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Or it could go on forever |
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In which case i\'m doomed |
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It could go on forever |
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In which case i\'m doomed |
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