| Sheila goes out with her mate Stella.
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| And gets poured all over her fella.
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| When she says, «Man he ain’t no better,
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| than the next man kicking up fuss.»
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| Drunk, she stumbles down by a river.
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| Screams calling London.
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| I guess none of heard her coming.
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| I guess the carpet weren’t rolled out.
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| Her lingo went from the Cockney to the Gringo.
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| Anytime she sings a song, the other girls sing along.
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| And tellin' all the fella that the lady is single,
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| fickle way to tickle on my young man’s thing.
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| She’s up for doing what she likes, any day more like the night.
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| She downed drunk sorrows, that she stole, bought, borrowed.
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| Didn’t like the fights but at the same time understood,
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| fellas will be fellas 'til the end of time.
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| And it’s all just blue-blooded murder of the English tongue.
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| Jack had a gang, he called the Many Grams.
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| He was known as Smack Jack the Cracker Man.
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| In life he was dealt some shit hands,
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| but the boys' got him back now.
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| And Jay went the same way and Mickey and Dan.
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| Dependent mans upon the Heroin.
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| And Marisa had a baby with Sam,
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| and now Jack’s on his own now.
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| Well done Jack glug down that Cider.
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| You’re right, she’s a slut and you never fucking liked her.
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| Not like what, he stopped so shocked.
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| When it turned out the last dance killed the Pied Piper.
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| He killed the Pied Piper.
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| Ooooh…
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| Sheila goes out with her mate Stella.
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| And gets poured all over her fella.
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| When she says, «Man he ain’t no better,
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| than the next man kicking up fuss.»
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| Drunk, she stumbles down by a river.
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| Screams calling London.
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| I guess none of heard her coming.
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| I guess the carpet weren’t rolled out.
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| Oh London,
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| London.
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| Oh London,
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| It’s over love, it’s over.
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| London.
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| Here’s a short story ‘bout a girl Georgina.
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| Never seen a fresh, clean young mess under stress at best,
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| but pleased to see you.
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| With love, God Bless, we lay her body to rest.
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| And it, all this started with Daddy’s alcoholic.
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| Lightweight, drink it down, numbing his brain.
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| The doctor said he couldn’t get her heart there started,
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| now drugged up, beat up, she’s feeling the strain.
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| She says, «Hey I’m in a rut, what the fuck am I supposed to do?
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| Suck it out, start, stop, keep running through.
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| True, you know it’s not easy to do.»
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| She’s been buckle belt beaten from the back like a brat.
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| She don’t know where she’s goin, but she knows where she’s at.
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| She says, «Georgia girl, you know it’s time to chain react.»
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| The truth is you know that she’ll probably fall back.
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| And the tears stream down her face, she screams away.
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| «When I fall, no one catches me,
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| alone,
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| lonely,
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| I’ll overdose slowly.
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| Get scared, I’ll scream and shout.»
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| And you know it won’t matter she’ll be passing out.
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| And I’ll say «Gigidy-bigidy-up, it’s just another day.
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| Another sad story, it’s a tragedy.
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| Paramedics announced death at 10: 00 that day.
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| Rip it up, kick it, spit out the views.
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| Sheila goes out with her mate Stella.
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| And gets poured all over her fella.
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| When she says, «Man he ain’t no better,
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| than the next man kicking up fuss.»
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| Drunk, she stumbles down by a river.
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| Screams calling London.
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| I guess none of heard her coming.
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| I guess the carpet weren’t rolled out.
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| And I said, «Well done Jack, glug down it.
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| You never really liked her.
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| No you never liked poor Sheila.»
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| I guess the carpets weren’t rolled out. |