| Fasten your seatbelts says a voice
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| Inside the plane you can’t hear no noise
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| Engines made by Rolls Royce
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| Take your choice
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| …make mine Majorca
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| Check out the parachutes
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| Can’t be found
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| Alert those passengers
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| They’ll be drowned
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| A friendly mug says «settle down»
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| When i came round i was gagged and bound
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| …for Majorca
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| And the eyes caress
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| The neat hostess
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| Her unapproachable flip finesse
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| I found the meaning of the word excess
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| They’ve got little bags if you wanna make a mess
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| I fancied Cuba but it cost me less
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| …to Majorca
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| (Whose blonde sand fondly kisses the cool fathoms of the blue mediteranean)
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| They packed us into the white hotel
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| You could still smell the polycell
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| Wet white paint in the air-conditioned cells
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| The waiter smelled of fake Chanel
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| Gauloises… garlic as well
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| Says if i like… i can call him «Miguel»
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| …well really
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| I got drunk with another fella
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| Who’d just brought up a previous paella
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| He wanted a fight but said they were yella'
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| …in Majorca
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| The guitars rang and the castinets clicked
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| The dancer’s stamped and the dancer’s kicked
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| It’s likely if you sang in the street you’d be nicked
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| The Double Diamond flowed like sick
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| Mother’s Pride, tortilla and chips
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| Pneumatic drills when you try to kip
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| …in Majorca
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| A stomach infection put me in the shade
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| Must have been something in the lemonade
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| But by the balls of Franco i paid
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| Had to pawn my bucket and spade
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| Next year I’ll take the international brigade
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| …to Majorca |