| Jubilee slouches in the settee
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| He’s losing all will to move
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| He gone divvy, too much telly
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| He watching twenty-four hours of rubbish
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| He got butane, he got plastic bags
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| His eyes are going square, oh yeah
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| He no raver, just anti-social
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| He no going to cut his hair
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how
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| Seventeen, he not mean enough
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how
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| Seventeen, he not keen on being like anyone else
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| Jubilee’s dad, Billy Banker
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| Thinks his son’s a slob
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| He should get out more, stop scabbing
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| He really should go and get a job
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how to do it
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| Seventeen, he not mean enough
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how
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| Where to go, but he just don’t get out enough
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how to do it
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| Talk to girls, but he’s just too spotty
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how
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| Seventeen, he not keen on being like anyone else
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| So he just plays on his computer game
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how to do it
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| Seventeen, he not mean enough
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how
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| Where to go, but he just don’t get out enough
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how to do it
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| Talk to girls, but he’s just too spotty
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| He dresses incorrectly, no-one told him how
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| Seventeen, he not keen on being like anyone
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| He’s not being like anyone
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| Jubilee is not like anyone else |