| Honeymoon croon tonight
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| Sew my socks tonight
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| Say whose on the tiles tonight
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| Lurking lipstick tickle fickle
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| Marylin’s on.
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| Send her by air mail, PARAVION
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| Certificate of X-tacy in my head
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| Hire out Sybil Vase for my bed
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| Croon croon tonight
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| Honeymoon tonight
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| Sew my socks tonight, tonight
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| The stranger arrives,
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| The gun still warm
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| 20 years to old
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| Used to form
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| Turns out to be an old trick,
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| From her senior service, Senior service
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| She insists on tying down
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| After the soldier sailor curfew
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| All alone in the cathedral bar
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| She preys in dockland
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| He asked to see her hidden side
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| She, the colour of his money… colour of his money
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| Honeymoon croon tonight
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| Sew my sock tonight
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| I say, whose on the tiles tonight?
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| I say, Honeymoon
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| Marylin’s fading fast better get straight
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| The catch from the sidewalk is in a state
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| The sound of footsteps — mummy’s here
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| I’ll be her good boy, I’ll never fear
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| Better fix her drink tonight,
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| Bed time comes
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| Must blot out this use my gun
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| Honeymoon tonight, croon croon tonight
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| Honeymoon croon tonight
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| Sew my sock tonight
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| I say, whose on the tiles tonight?
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| I say, Honeymoon |