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I attended Stanley Tech |
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In South Norwood Hill |
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I think it was, oh yeah |
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Where the bronze bust was nicked |
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Let me think, it must've been in my third year |
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Lying in wait outside Virgo Fidelis |
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And the Lady Edridge Grammar School |
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I worked at the Fairfield Halls |
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Cleaning toilets, but I understood some day |
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I'd be back in my own right |
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Giving concerts in my own peculiar way |
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But I kept my rabbit back at home |
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And I cleaned it every other day |
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(other day, other day, other day) |
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And now the time has come to say |
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Farewell Dad with your sardines |
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And the TV set that I blew |
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And now the time has come to say |
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Farewell Mum to your baked beans |
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And the poppadums I never knew |
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I'll be in Los Angeles |
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Where the famous people never quite get old |
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Yeah, in Los Angeles |
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Where they're all too rich to even feel the cold |
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But I'll still be dreaming of you Croydon |
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Especially in the cold and rain |
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(cold and rain, cold and rain, cold and rain) |
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And now the time has come to say |
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I'll be leaving Croydon way |
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To the lovely town I once knew |
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And now the time has come to say |
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I'll be back another day |
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Saying sod LA, what a day |
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What a day |
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What a day |
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What a day |
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What a day |
