| Boxing Night
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| I celebrate in style
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| In boxer shorts and spirits
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| Floor littered with ghosts of bottles past
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| There’s a naked hush
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| Clothed only in breath and a pulse
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| Of a heart that is kicking
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| As though it is desperate to be born
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| I am hostage blind
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| Deaf to the din outside
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| Good Glasgow could burn to it’s timber tonight
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| And I’d barely blink an eye
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| Well, the clock just stopped
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| You can cut that into my headstone
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| Won’t something move so I stop staring
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| A hole into the phone?
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| You can get me at home
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| With a drink to ill health
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| Just me and these walls
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| And a beaten up chair
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| On boxing day
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| This is Boxing Night
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| And someone lost an eye
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| Well, I swear I’ve lost the last drop of whatever
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| Kept me awake, alive
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| Well I fell in the Forth from a heavy right hook
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| To a blushed and swollen face
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| And in a single blow it’s murdered
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| And then it takes years to waste away
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| I can’t call you all mine anymore
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| Ah, I can’t call you fullstop
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| But you know you can call me up any time, call me
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| Whatever the fuck you want
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| You can get me at home
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| With a drink to ill health
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| Just me and these walls
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| And a beaten up chair
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| You can get me at home
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| With a drink to ill health
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| Just me and these walls
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| And my beaten up chair
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| On Boxing Day |