| David leaves all his clothes in a heap
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| And the Marlboro butts are everywhere
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| Where are my slippers? |
| Where is my paper?
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| I love you dear, in one year and out again, he’s out again
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| He’s been gone, he’s a wonderful man
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| Every year
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| He’s been gone and he loves a good beer
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| I love you dear
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| Every Tuesday night he goes bowling
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| David will be back around midnight
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| He will be tired and hungry as a horse
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| The television will be set to his show, it’s David’s show
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| He’s been gone, he’s a wonderful man
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| Every year
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| He’s been gone and he loves a good beer
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| I love you dear
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| I press your ties, I walk the dark, that lipstick stain doesn’t bother me I know that you are tired, well maybe tomorrow
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| Is next tomorrow too very late, well that’s ok, I understand
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| He’s been gone, he’s a wonderful man
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| Every year
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| He’s been gone and he loves a good beer
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| I love you dear
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| David my darling, you love my pudding
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| Yet you haven’t touched a bit of it Is it my curlers, maybe it’s my dress
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| Maybe my make-up is unperfect, I change it quick, very quick
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| He’s been gone, he’s a wonderful man
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| Every year
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| He’s been gone and he loves a good beer
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| I love you dear
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| He’s been gone, he’s a wonderful man
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| Every year
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| He’s been gone and he loves a good beer
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| And the housewife of the year? |
| I love you dear. |