| She’s given up talking, don’t say a word
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| Even in the classroom, not a dickie bird
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| Unlike other children, she’s seen and never heard
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| She’s given up talking, don’t say a word
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| You see her in the playground standing on her own
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| Everybody wonders why she’s all alone
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| Someone made her angry, someone’s got her scared
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| She’s given up talking, don’t say a word
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| But when she comes home, it’s yap-a-yap-yap
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| Words are running freely like the water from a tap
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| Her brothers and her sisters can’t get a word in edgeways
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| But when she’s back at school again, she goes into a daze
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| But when she comes home, it’s yap-a-yap-yap
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| Words are running freely like the water from a tap
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| Her brothers and her sisters can’t get a word in edgeways
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| But when she’s back at school again, she goes into a daze
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| She’s given up talking, don’t say a word
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| Even in the classroom, not a dickie bird
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| Unlike other children, she’s seen and never heard
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| She’s given up talking, don’t say a word
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| She’s given up talking
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| She don’t say a word
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| Don’t say a word
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| Don’t say a word
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| Don’t say a word
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| Don’t say a word |