| Bye-bye, baby, I’ll see you later
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| Bye-bye, baby, I’ll see you later
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| My man looks like the old Shakin' Stevens
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| He says I resemble like the old Steptoe
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| He sits down slow, but quick sniff up the blow
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| Reminisce about beans and how we all do grow
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| And the good man says, «Bloody feel like leaving»
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| But he’s lean again, forgotten what I already know
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| Made enough money shotting Bobby, bills and po
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| He spent it all quick sniffing up on the blow
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| Hard for your playing, no smoking on the night bus
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| No shit, Holmes with your big boy Sherlock
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| The man got chickenpox at twenty-three
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| If you go down the docks, you better take all of your money
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| It ain’t no dunny, it’s a toilet
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| Great granddaddy got sent there, so go back home
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| Stop clogging up pubs with your bullshit talking
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| And the night buses are complaining at us
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| Peeps call us right-wing, but we’re pretty fucking liberal
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| I shit you not, 'cause we’re all for the equal
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| And yes, J, I agree, the first Predator
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| Is much better than the sequel
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| No question, the second one’s feeble
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| Kids with skids are coughing up dust
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| Yeah, I waited, man, I cuss, must, oh man
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| Now bike chain broken, now that too much rust
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| And people slowly stepping in ways trying to cuss us
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| Here’s ya getaway
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| I ain’t gonna try to cry
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| (Hard for your playing, no smoking on the night bus)
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| And so I must say
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| (Kids with skids are coughing up dust)
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| I sad to see you cut the ties
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| (Good man says, «Bloody feel like leaving»)
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| In these cities, hard to see the stars overhead
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| Can see the moon low, the street light turns it blood red
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| The star symbolises the cuts we bled
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| The mouth got fed, the winding alleys that we tread
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| The moon much bigger representing the dead
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| Who lie in the sewers under soldier’s feet
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| They stir as you march, while you’re asleep, they walk the street
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| Put your ears to the drain, you can hear them weep
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| So we all chatted about it and we decided you should
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| Get away, here’s ya getaway
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| You’re getting away, man, here’s ya getaway
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| And bye-bye baby, I’ll see you later
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| I’ll see you later, here’s ya getaway
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| Rob the bank, here’s ya getaway
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| And I’ll take my ticket, get out of this town
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| And get away, here’s ya getaway
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| Ah, cha-cha, baby, here’s ya getaway
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| Rob the bank, take the getaway
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| And I’ll talk to the peeps, hear 'em as I say
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| Oh, oh, get yourself out of this city, oh, get away
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| Oh man, here’s ya getaway
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| And I’d get away, get away, I’d get away
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| And I’d show up to the peeps, I’d see what I say
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| Oh, rob the bank, make a getaway
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| And I’ll rob, rob, rob, but I’ll take a getaway
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| Here’s ya getaway
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| (Bye-bye, baby, I’ll)
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| I ain’t gonna try to cry
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| But I must say
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| (Bye-bye, baby, I’ll see you later)
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| I sad to see you cut the ties
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| (Bye-bye, baby, I’ll see you later) |