| The body follows me
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| Onto the cobblestones
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| Behind the frontline
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| It’s a ghost, it’s a score
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| For the rabbit hole
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| Because you’re all alone tonight
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| And the police with their heads down
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| They try to keep the law in the meadows
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| Where the manicured lawns of England
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| Barricaded in the fifties
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| Wake up to the blackbird
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| The radio and the bacon
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| The houses of joy and disappointment
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| Of the Windrush
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| Street sweepers leave your music
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| On the other side of the pavement
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| Because it sounds better over there
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| We don’t want you anymore
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| We like the bed that we’ve made to lie in
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| Better thank you
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| I’ll be the last man to leave
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| I’ll be the last man to leave
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| Because the Offie’s still open
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| So empty those plastic bags
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| Line up the gear all the vodka and ice
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| I’ll be the last man
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| I’ll be the last man to leave
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| I’ll be climbing back out of the rabbit hole
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| Because I’ve taken my medicine
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| It was bitter and it burned the back of my throat
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| And now I’m losing control
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| The ability to speak
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| I’ll be the last man to leave
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| Don’t leave me now
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| Don’t leave me now
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| I’m pacing up and down the kitchen
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| Don’t leave me now
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| Don’t leave me now
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| I’m taking it personally
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| I’ve got to rewrite
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| The story that they flaunted around and hoiked us all
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| I was just getting on with my business
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| I’ll be the last man to leave
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| I’ll be the last man to leave
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| And now I’ve gone away — what will you do? |