| Dear Mummy
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| dear Daddy
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| you have plans for me Oh yeah
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| I was your only son.
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| And long before this baby boy could count to three
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| You knew just what he would become.
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| Run on off to school
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| your child your man grows up a fool
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| Run on off to school.
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| When you tried to tell me what to do
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| I just shut my mouth and smiled at you
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| one thing that I know for sure
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| Bad boys
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| stick together never sad boys
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| Goods guys
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| they make rules for fools
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| so get wise.
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| Dear Mummy
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| dear Daddy
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| now I’m nineteen as you see
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| I’m handsome
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| tall and strong
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| So what the hell gives you the right to look at me as if to say:
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| Hell
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| what went wrong?
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| Where were you last night? |
| You look as if you had a fight.
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| Where were you last night? |
| Well
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| I think that you may just be right
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| But don’t try keep me in tonight
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| 'cause I’m big enough to break down the door
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| Bad boys
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| stick together never sad boys
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| Boys like your are bad through and through
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| Still girls like me always seem to be with you.
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| We can’t help but worry
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| you’re in such a hurry
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| Mixing with the wrong boys
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| playing with the wrong toys
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| Easy girls and late nights
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| cigarettes and love bites.
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| Why do you have to be so cruel? |
| You’re such a fool.
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| Bad boys
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| stick together never sad boys
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| Bad boys
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| stick together never sad boys |