| It’s six o’clock on the dot and I’m halfway home
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| I feel foul-mouthed as I stand and wait for the Underground
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| And a nervous disposition doesn’t agree with this
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| I need something to remind me that there is something else
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| You need a holiday somewhere in the sun
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| With all the people who are waiting
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| There never seems to be one
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| Say something, say something else
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| Say something, say something else
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| Advertisements are here for rapid persuasion
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| If you stare too long, you lose your appetite
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| And a nervous disposition doesn’t agree with this
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| You need fast relief from aches and stomach pains
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| I need a holiday somewhere in the sun
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| With all the people who are waiting
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| There never seems to be one
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| Say something, say something else
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| Say something, say something else
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| One, two, three, four
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| Five, six, seven, eight
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| Nine, ten, eleven, twelve
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| Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen
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| (You can have a holiday in the sun, yes
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| Ladies and gentlemen, one week only, on special offer)
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| You need a holiday somewhere in the sun
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| With all the people who are waiting
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| There never seems to be one
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| Say something, say something else
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| Go on, say something, say something else
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| Say something, say something else
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| Say something, say something else |