| The men brought the cues the women stayed away
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| the place was barely alive.
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| All we ever needed was a lamp post or a tree
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| All we ever needed was a place to come and drink
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| We were park bench heroes.
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| Nearly (?)
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| Not zeroes
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| We’d come and drink
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| (?) one flying high over a graveyard
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| where an angel had spread out her wings,
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| flashing her teeth in some angelical smile
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| and some not so angelical things.
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| (?) burn in hell at the bottom
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| with a message in Latin or Greek.
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| Something like the meek shall inherit the earth
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| but the strong will then inherit the meek
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| Go on now go, walk out the door.
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| Karaoke night came and went around 1994.
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| A new landlady breathed some life in 1996
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| and we watched as it evaporated just inches from her lips.
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| We were park bench heroes.
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| Nearly (?)
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| Not zeroes
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| We’d come and drink
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| (?) one flying high over a graveyard
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| where an angel had spread out her wings,
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| flashing her teeth in some angelical smile
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| and some not so angelical things.
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| when a church choir suddenly appears from the jukebox singing this incredible
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| song
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| Blessed are the weak and the two (?)
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| When there’s nothing much at stake for the strong.
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| A new landlord and land lady took the helm in 2006
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| Steered us close to rocky shores almost sunk this ship
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| and just like all the others they left us there to list
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| Park bench heroes are rarely missed. |