| It feels like it’s a Monday every day
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| This steam is going to melt my life away
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| Scrub, scrub, that’s all I do
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| I sometimes wonder what I’m coming to
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| There ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| The clothes go out, those clothes keep coming in
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| Carbolic’s going to get beneath my skin
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| Scrub, scrub, that’s all I do
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| I sometimes wonder what I’m coming to
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| There ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| Bedsheets hanging on the line
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| A sailing ship to take me home
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| But I know I’ll be here forever now
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| So long ago, so long ago
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| My brow will sweat, the mangle’s gonna turn
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| On thirty-third and third that’s where I’ll earn
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| And it’s scrub, scrub, that’s all I do
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| I sometimes wonder what I’m coming to
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| There ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| Rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub
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| Rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub
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| I’m up to me oxters in a Belfast sink
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| (Rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub)
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| I traded all my looks for smokes and drink
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| (Rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub, rub-a-dub)
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| Ans it’s scrub, scrub, that’s all I do
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| Oh bloody hell what have I to
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| There ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| Bedsheets hanging on the line
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| A sailing ship to take me home
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| But I know I’ll be here forever now
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| So long ago, so long ago
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| No, there ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| Those washday blues
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| Ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| There ain’t no cure for the washday blues
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| Those washday blues
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| Those washday blues
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| Those washday blues |