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| But I’ve found a new one better than the rest
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| It’s a little word called lumbered
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| And I speaks it from the 'eart
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| When it comes to getting' lumbered, I’m the best
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| I get l-u-m-b-e-r-e-d lumbered
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| It’s enough to drive a fella round the bend
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| Once I found a four leafed clover
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| And a lorry ran me over
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| So you see I still got lumbered in me end
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| Like the time I crossed a gypsy’s palm with silver
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| And she said «There's a stranger in your life»
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| I got l-u-m-b-e-r-e-d lumbered
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| 'Cos the stranger caught me with his wife
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| I get l-u-m-b-e-r-e-d lumbered
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| Once I won two hundred thousand on the pools
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| So I handed in me ticket
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| Told the foreman where to stick it
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| And I told him that includes me bag of tools
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| Then I bought meself an 'aase in Monte Carlo
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| (Ahem, house)
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| I was puttin' on me suit to catch the boat
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| When I found that I’d been well and truly lumbered
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| 'Cos the coupon was still in me coat
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| If I ever get me hands upon the idiot who wrote
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| «Into every life a little rain must fall»
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| I shall take his book of poems and I’ll stuff 'em up his throat
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| 'Cos it seems to me as though I get it all
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| I get l-u-m-b-e-r-e-d lumbered, yeah!
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| And my luck with women’s just too rough for words
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| On a foursome or a twosome
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| Guess who gets the one that’s gruesome
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| Me address book’s full of really ugly birds
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| But one day I met a lovely little darlin'
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| 'Bout the only bit of luck I’ve ever had
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| I took 'er 'ome to meet the family and got lumbered
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| 'Cos me darlin' ran off with me dad
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| I get l-u-m-b-e-r-e-d lumbered
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| And the latest lumber makes me want to spit
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| I wrote Newley a long letter
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| Saying why aren’t pop songs better
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| He put music to it and it was a hit
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| Ev’rywhere I go I hear his flamin' number
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| On the Chinese his parade it’s number ten
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| (Yen, Ten)
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| It’s called «l-u-m-b-e-r-e-d, lumbered»
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| But I’m never gonna get, never gonna get
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| Never, never never gonna get, never gonna get
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| Never, never, never gonna get lumbered again |