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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you |
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Than go to the pictures or the zoo |
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I'm very daft at dancing, at moonlight or romancing |
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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you. |
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I've never been one for billiards or darts |
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I'm much too shy to play a game of hearts. |
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At dog tracks or the races I always lose my braces |
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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you. |
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Here I am, a funny sort of guy, I wouldn't dare to hold your hand |
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Let's begin, maybe I'll let you win, I hope that you understand |
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Sitting around a table for two, that's the only thing I want to do |
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There's something cute about you, I couldn't do without you |
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Playing a simple game, tell me you feel the same |
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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you. |
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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you |
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Than take you to a French non-stop revue. |
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It may not be so funny, but still it saves me money. |
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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you. |
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I haven't the manly figure for sports, |
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I never think I look my best in shorts. |
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I lose my breath at biking and as for that mixed hiking |
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I'd rather play noughts and crosses with you. |
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One fine day, if luck should come my way, we'll have a little kitchenette. |
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You and me, and when we've had our tea, I hope that you won't forget |
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Playing at noughts and crosses with you |
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That's the only way that I can woo |
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Though now you're far above me, in time you'll learn to love me |
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Isn't it bold and bad - but I feel a lad. |
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Playing at noughts and crosses with you. |