| You al’right; |
| how’s it goin' man?
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| Yeah, fine, fine
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| Fine, fine!
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| Gloomy Manchester, always rainin'
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| Full of chippy, max entertainment
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| Groovy Manchester, June split the atom
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| O-1−6-1, England’s Seattle
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| And I know I should have written it down
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| The Southern Comfort, I’ve forgotten you somehow
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| Last night this girl in my bed
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| I was telling her what I said
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| When all I had was potential
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| And a head-full of dreadful
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| With a bag full of silly
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| Walking through Picadilly
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| And I… Well anyway, anyway
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| Who knew worstly would do so much to hurt me
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| Parts of Manchester make me feel dirty
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| Hacienda, on a gay night
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| Dropping little fellas, to make me feel right
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| And I think about you now and then
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| When I’m talking towns to my friend
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| Last night this girl in my bed
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| I was telling her what I said
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| When all I had was potential
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| And a head-full of dreadful
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| With a bag full of silly
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| Walking through Picadilly
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| And I… Well anyway, anyway
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| We all made out in places
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| And I’ve been to a few
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| What I need now is an aerial view
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| 'Cause I can see for myself
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| That I can’t see for myself
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| But oh… Anyway anyway
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| Now I’d like to go to Manchester
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| To my surprise
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| Ain’t 500 M6
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| Then just close my eyes
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| Close my eyes
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| Close my eyes
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| Close my eyes
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| Last night this girl in my bed
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| I was telling her what I said
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| When all I had was potential
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| And a head-full of dreadful
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| With a bag full of silly
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| Walking through Picadilly
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| And I… Well anyway, anyway
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| Oh, oh, oh
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| Uh-oh, Uh-oh |