| Terry still meets Julie every Friday night
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| Down at Waterloo underground
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| Nothing much has changed
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| Except now they’re both afraid
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| But they’re not sure what went wrong
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| Terry holds her tight and says
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| Some things I can’t explain
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| But in twenty years baby
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| Some things have got to change
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| Paradise is gone
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| If it was ever on
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| But there’s one thing Julie
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| That’ll always be the same
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| My love is a rocket
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| Like a rocket on fire
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| Goes straight up to the sky
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| Love like rocket
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| Like a rocket on fire
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| I’m gonna love you till the day I die
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| But Julie’s not convinced that that’s enough anymore
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| 'Cause the Waterloo sunset won’t work for her anymore
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| Julie cries a lot but she tries to hide the tears
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| From the kids coming in from school
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| She’s looking at a picture taken Margate '66
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| Of Terry on the pier looking cool
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| She tries to remember the boy in the snap
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| But the baby’s woken up from her afternoon nap
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| She runs a wrinkled hand through her tired hair
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| Then sighs and mutters something sounding close to despair
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| But love like a rocket
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| Like a rocket on fire
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| He’s gonna love her till the day he dies
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| But in the middle of another little household chore
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| She knows the Waterloo sunset won’t work for her anymore
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| Standing on the bridge Terry stops and checks his wrist
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| As the water rushes by below
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| It’s almost half past six but the people moving by
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| Make it seem like twenty years ago
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| Julie gets there late but she always makes him wait
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| Until the sky turns from red to gold
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| She says «Terry I don’t think we should come here no more»
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| And like he’s waited for this moment
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| He just stares and says «I know»
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| And love like a rocket
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| Like a rocket on fire
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| Goes straight up to the sky
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| Loves like a rocket
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| Like a rocket on fire
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| He’ll love her till the day he dies
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| And then he squeezes Julie’s hand as the water starts to glow
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| A tear falls in the river then disappears with the flow
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| And is gone |