| «Get 'em out by Friday!
|
| You don’t get paid till the last one’s well on his way
|
| Get 'em out by Friday!
|
| It’s important that we keep to schedule, there must be no delay.»
|
| «I represent a firm of gentlemen who recently purchased this house and all the
|
| others in the road
|
| In the interest of humanity we’ve found a better place for you to go-go-go.»
|
| «Oh no, this I can’t believe
|
| Oh Mary, they’re asking us to leave.»
|
| «Get 'em out by Friday!
|
| I’ve told you before, 's good money gone if we let them stay
|
| And if it isn’t easy
|
| You can squeeze a little grease and our troubles will soon run away.»
|
| «After all this time, they ask us to leave
|
| And I told them we could pay double the rent
|
| I don’t know why it seemed so funny
|
| Seeing as how they’d take more money
|
| The winkler called again, he came here this morning
|
| With four hundred pounds and a photograph of the place he has found
|
| A block of flats with central heating
|
| I think we’re going to find it hard."
|
| «Now we’ve got them!
|
| I’ve always said that cash cash cash can do anything well
|
| Work can be rewarding
|
| When a flash of intuition is a gift that helps you excel-sell-sell-sell.»
|
| «Here we are in Harlow New Town, did you recognise your block
|
| Across the square, over there
|
| Sadly since last time we spoke, we’ve found we’ve had to raise the rent again
|
| Just a bit.»
|
| «Oh no, this I can’t believe
|
| Oh Mary, and we agreed to leave.»
|
| This is an announcement from Genetic Control:
|
| «It is my sad duty to inform you of a four foot restriction on
|
| Humanoid height.»
|
| «I hear the directors of Genetic Control have been buying all the
|
| Properties that have recently been sold, taking risks oh so bold
|
| It’s said now that people will be shorter in height
|
| They can fit twice as many in the same building site
|
| (they say it’s alright)
|
| Beginning with the tenants of the town of Harlow
|
| In the interest of humanity, they’ve been told they must go
|
| Told they must go-go-go-go.»
|
| «I think I’ve fixed a new deal
|
| A dozen properties — we’ll buy at five and sell at thirty four
|
| Some are still inhabited
|
| It’s time to send the winkler to see them
|
| He’ll have to work some more.»
|
| «With land in your hand, you’ll be happy on earth
|
| Then invest in the Church for your heaven.» |