| Got the wanderlust
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| You go to the airport
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| And see a plane take off
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| Go to England
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| Or take a trip by sea
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| And get off, where you want to get off
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| Write to the boy
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| Next door, who always wants
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| To do, what you’re just about to do
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| Tell him that
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| You like New York City
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| I’m sure he’ll like it too
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| You say you like your nation
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| So let’s take a long vacation
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| Tell your navigator
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| To wait downstairs
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| With his white gloves on
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| Tell him to
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| Zip up your bag
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| With his white gloves on
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| Take your diamond
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| So if you’ve got the money left
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| You can always sell it
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| Here I come
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| Get ready
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| Get set fire go, go, go, go, go
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| You say you like your nation
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| So let’s take a long vacation
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| My transfer agent
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| Sends me where I
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| Where I want to go
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| That’s a fact
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| He thinks I’m great
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| 'Cos I treat him like dirt, like dirt
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| He does me favours
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| But I could do with
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| Even better ones
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| They call him sticky
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| 'Cos I treat him like dirt
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| Like dirt, like dirt
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| You say you like your nation
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| So let’s take a long vacation
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| Your transit airman
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| Is heating up the engine
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| Clear your head
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| Go out and get it
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| Instead of watching T. V
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| And stagnating in your bed
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| By the window
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| Thinking of the next record
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| That you’re going to buy
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| You like Maurice
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| With his safety pin
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| So it’s gonna be a Punk one
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| You say you like your nation
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| So let’s take a long vacation
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| Got the wanderlust
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| It’s time to go
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| And do, what you’ve decided to do
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| Go to Milan
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| Or if not just you take a bike
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| To see a sight
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| I feel free
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| You feel free
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| And how about the boy next door
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| Tell him that
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| You like New York
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| I’m sure he’ll like it too
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| You say you like your nation
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| So let’s take a long vacation |