| Let no stone go unturned
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| No village go unburned
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| Let nations price taggers
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| Stick their sallow daggers
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| Into everything that we own
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| Let our very children
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| Sold as X-Factor cattle
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| Be stripped in teenage battle
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| As slabs of beef from bone
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| Let every minute of every day
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| Let no hour go unconcerned
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| In thrall or bent
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| To those bastards we pray
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| So no sovereign peace goes unearned
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| No child that you’d not sell
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| No memory you’d not chop or fell
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| No corner that you’d not plough
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| Duly burn and cast down to hell
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| Advice to daughters 1, 2 and 3
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| When you’re too old to sit on Dad’s knee
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| In the words of your Grandpa
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| When we’d given up hope
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| With so little left that was ours
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| (Telescope)
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| Don’t buy a 50p telescope
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| (Stars)
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| You’ll only see 50p stars, my girl
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| (Telescope)
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| Don’t buy a 50p telescope
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| (Stars)
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| You’ll only see 50p stars
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| Let’s carry around some bottles of water
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| To rattle around with the keys to your car
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| Are your jodhpurs stuck right up
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| The crack of your arse?
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| Mine still are
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| Let’s strike up a loud conversation
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| Of off piste or on
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| And turn the volume right up
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| When it’s some place we’ve been
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| And they’ve not gone
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| Let’s keep putting 'right now'
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| After everything we say
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| Till a simple 'at the moment'
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| Seems a dark and dark and distant day
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| Let’s chew gum like a six year old
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| With sunglasses on our head
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| So in winter they know
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| We’re half Brit and definitely half Med
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| Let’s go shopping in the better half quarter
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| Let’s look around the bazaar
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| 5 pounds for a bottle of fizzy water
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| I’d rather be old than whatever
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| It is you are
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| See they do not like the outspoken
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| Only broken or soon on the mend
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| No time for bridges or valley ridges
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| No diversion nor no mountain bend
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| Let’s wreck the earth and do India
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| On the cheap in our bare feet
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| Come back home, order takeaway
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| Mock the way that they speak
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| Beware that coffee-to-go carrying bastard
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| He’s trying to kill you, child
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| Take ploughman’s lunch, reach it by path
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| And take that luke warm pint of mild
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| Until every path we may tread upon
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| And everything we ever see
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| Is more valuable to them and their kids
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| And valueless to me or thee
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| We are the world — no you’re not
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| You’re overpaid chancers
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| On an oversize yacht
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| Message in a bottle to Sting
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| Lose the fuckin' yoga
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| And the yang and fuckin' ying
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| If you wanna teach the world to sing
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| (Shotgun)
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| Don’t buy a 50p shotgun
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| (Stars)
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| You’ll only shoot 50p stars, my girl
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| (Shotgun)
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| Don’t buy a 50p shotgun
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| (Stars)
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| You’ll only shoot 50p stars
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| Let’s adopt some African babies
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| Now we know they’re free of rabies
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| Shove them in a bag at the port
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| Then into the back of our Mercedes
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| Everything we tread upon
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| And everything we ever see
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| Is more valuable to them and their kids
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| And valueless to me or thee |