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I don't like these kind of people |
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No? May I state here and now, |
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But I can't help thinking, |
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All the time |
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I'm thinking of her |
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What's she like? |
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What's she like? |
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In time, in time |
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In time, in time |
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This is what's she |
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Let me put it another way |
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Please do. |
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Well, you know how the |
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English upper classes is thick and ignorant (that's true) |
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And you seen the scum from |
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Notting Hill and |
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Moseley They called |
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C N D? (Sure) |
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They describe nice things as wonderful |
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She never would say that, |
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She's totally different in every way |
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What's she like (What was that?) |
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What's she like? |
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In time, in time |
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In time, in time |
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Whoaa Tell me, what's she like? |
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Come again? |
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Tell me, what's she like? |
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In time in time |
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In time in time |
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Well, this is what she's like |
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I would like to express myself at this point |
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Go ahead Bill, you know the newly wealthy peasants |
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With their home bars and hi fis? |
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You know words like fabulous and super in each sentence (Oh yeah, I know the ones) |
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Well I don't really like these scumbags (You don't? - No.) |
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May I be clear on this point. |
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But, everywhere |
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I see Their face appear |
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The say question to me |
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They say What's she like? |
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What's she like? |
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In time, in time |
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In time, in time |
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This is what's she |
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Tell me, what's she like? |
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What? Tell me, what's she like? |
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Bill, I'm trying |
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I'm trying to tell you |
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Oh well I'll tell you what she's like |
