| Time waits for no man,
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| And for a woman, it won’t stand still.
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| Swimming backwards in the tide of life
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| Like a fool on the hill.
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| Waiting patiently by the phone that never rings.
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| Your heart is breaking every time Sinatra sings.
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| Close your eyes and try to dream of other things.
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| 'C'est la vie' and 'come what may',
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| Or whatever it is they say.
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| It’s all in the rules of the game.
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| Abigail’s singing softly,
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| At the usual rendezvous.
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| Seven twenty-five on the M16,
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| She knows just what to do.
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| Fingers glide across a shiny steering wheel.
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| Check the rear view mirror, hoping to appeal?
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| Write yourself a letter, asking how you feel?
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| 'C'est la vie' and 'come what may',
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| Or whatever it is they say.
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| It’s all in the rules of the game.
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| Waiting patiently by the phone that never rings.
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| Your heart is breaking every time Sinatra sings.
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| Close your eyes and try to dream of other things.
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| 'C'est la vie' and 'come what may',
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| Or whatever it is they say.
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| It’s all in the rules of the games that people play,
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| It’s all in the rules of the game. |