| The stamping ground,
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| The stamping ground.
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| All your old gang
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| still hang around.
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| Coming in with the same blokes,
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| going home with the same jokes,
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| if you ever go missing
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| I know where you’ll be found:
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| the stamping ground.
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| The big fella on the front door knows your face.
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| The barman pretends that he’s saved you a place,
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| but when your back is turned
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| they say she’s older than she tells.
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| I could stand the main attraction,
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| but not the clientele.
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| The stamping ground,
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| The stamping ground.
|
| All your old gang
|
| still hang around.
|
| Coming in with the same blokes,
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| going home with the same jokes,
|
| if you ever go missing
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| I know where you’ll be found:
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| the stamping ground.
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| Everybody knows
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| evrybody’s trouble,
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| who comes in alone,
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| who leaves as a couple.
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| When they seen you coming, babe,
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| they act like they’re pleased to meet you.
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| Say «It's very nice to know you,
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| but I wouldn’t want to be you.»
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| The stamping ground,
|
| The stamping ground.
|
| All your old gang
|
| still hang around.
|
| Going home with the same blokes,
|
| going home with the same jokes,
|
| if you ever go missing
|
| I know where you’ll be found:
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| the stamping ground.
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| You talk like you don’t have a brain in your head.
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| You act like you don’t have a care in your bed.
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| Th lights are on,
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| there’s no one home,
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| it scares you to death.
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| You stamp on anyone who stops to take a breath.
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| The stamping ground,
|
| The stamping ground.
|
| All your old gang
|
| still hang around.
|
| Going home with the same blokes,
|
| going home with the same jokes,
|
| if you ever go missing
|
| I know where you’ll be found:
|
| the stamping ground.
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| The stamping ground.
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| The stamping ground.
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| The stamping ground.
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| The stamping ground. |