| Exhibit F, the reporters said
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| loved you to death after the watershed
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| Between the Open University and closedown
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| you were dead
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| He’s warmed your cockles with his magic tricks
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| glasses, bottles, bottles, filter tips
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| John Player Special
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| Number 666
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| Exhibit G from the family firm
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| his bride to be taking twisted turns
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| To give you French kisses
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| and Chinese burns
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| You see, she’d had a skinful and she couldn’t stop
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| like a pitbull in a china shop
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| And all the King’s social workers, the ghurkas and the cops
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| somehow
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| couldn’t love you back to life again now
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| A black eye for a black eye
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| a chipped tooth for a chipped tooth
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| a fraction of a half life
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| some housework and some home truths
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| And nothing but the home truth
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| Nothing but the home truth
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| Nothing but the home truth
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| And it’s goodbye Ruby Tuesday
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| Come home you silly cow
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| We’ve baked a cake and your friends are waiting
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| and David Icke says he’d like to show us how
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| to love you back to life again now
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| Goodbye Ruby Tuesday
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| Come home you silly cow
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| We’ve baked a cake and your friends are waiting… waiting… waiting…
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| AND DAVID ICKE SAYS!
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| goodbye Ruby Tuesday
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| Come home you silly cow
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| We’ve baked a cake and your friends are waiting
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| and David Icke says
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| Goodbye, you silly cow
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| Come home
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| come home
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| come home
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| come home
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| A black eye for a black eye
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| a chipped tooth for a chipped tooth
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| a fraction of a half life
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| some housework and some home truths
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| And nothing but the home truth
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| Nothing but the home truth
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| Nothing but the home truth |