| Doo doo doo-doo doo doo doo-doo doo
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| Doo doo doo-doo doo doo doo-doo doo
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| Hey, Carrie Anne
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| Hey, Carrie Anne
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| When we were at school, our games were simple
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| I played the janitor, you played a monitor
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| Then you played with older boys and prefects
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| What’s the attraction in what they’re doing?
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| You were always something special to me
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| Quite independent, never caring
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| You lost your charm as you were aging
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| Where is your magic disappearing?
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| You’re so, so like a woman to me (So like a woman to me)
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| So, so like a woman to me (So, so like a woman to me)
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| People live and learn but you’re still learning
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| You use my mind and I’ll be your teacher
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| When the lesson’s over, you’ll be with me
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| Then I’ll hear the other people saying
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| Hey Carrie Anne
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| What’s your game now, can anybody play?
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| Carrie Anne, Carrie Anne, Carrie Anne |