| Well the sun goes down on London town
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| But it never sets on Oxford Street
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| Those well spoken young men and their bouncers
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| Are trying to create a well dressed elite
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| And all on private medicine, tut tut
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| Once inside join the rising tide
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| Of people who are so proud to get in
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| Who think their face is their fortune
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| But under their skin their ugly as sin
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| Didn’t I meet you down at the clinic?
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| And lots of boys with lots of poise
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| And hair right down to their hips
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| There’re lots of pretty girls with suntans
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| And cold sores on their lips
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| Is he your boyfriend
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| Or is he just here to hold your coat?
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| Or take it off, take it off, take it off
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| And let’s find out
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| Half assed tries with half cast eyes
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| Are sucking in their cheeks until it hurts
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| Lots of twats in funny hats
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| With Karl Marx printed on their shirts
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| Will tell you revolution is just a state of mind
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| Oh this is Saturday night
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| In the West End alright
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| And these people are not my kind
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| You can cut the rug with this week’s drug
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| Make 'em all queue up to lick your arse
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| Wear a T-Shirt that says «Young, free and single»
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| Or a big badge that says «I'm hip; |
| I’m working class»
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| The place is full of earholes
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| Who hang on every word that they speak
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| Who believe what they write about themselves
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| Week after week after week after week
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| I don’t know how they get away with it
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| They should be ashamed
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| While if it’s all so bloody beautiful
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| Well take it home and have it framed |