| I must stop going to parties, I think they’re doing me in
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| My hair is falling out and I’m getting kind of thin
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| I must stop going to parties, for that there is no doubt
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| Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
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| I must stop going to parties, and hanging about
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| For instance take last friday, when Terry came to tea
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| I thought I had enough to drink, but not enough for me
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| He said would I like to accompany him, to a place just over the hill
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| I said I really shouldn’t, but perhaps I think I will
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| I must stop going to parties, I think they’re doing me in
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| My hair is falling out and I’m getting kind of thin
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| I must stop going to parties, for that there is no doubt
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| Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
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| I must stop going to parties, and hanging about
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| You seen the same old faces, you’ve seen them all before
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| You’re gonna get so wasted, you won’t be able to walk out the door
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| Then someone comes on heavy, 'bout the war in what’s it’s name
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| I say I think you’re out of date mate, shouldn’t that be the other place
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| I must stop going to parties, I think they’re doing me in
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| My hair is falling out and I’m getting kind of thin
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| I must stop going to parties, for that there is no doubt
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| Next time you see me there, will you kindly throw me out
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| I must stop going to parties, and hanging about
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| Well the punch has all been drunk and the drunks have all been punched
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| The magistrates irate and the doctor out to lunch
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| I don’t know why I came in here, I’m such a weak-kneed creep
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| I must stop going to parties, I’ve got to get some sleep
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| Excuse me, yeah it’s Terry — won’t you get to a party?
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| I must stop going to parties hanging about 4 x |