| She knew a boy, he worked in admin
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| He didn’t like it but it kept his hand in
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| It kept him in rum and taxis
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| He did enough to make them notice
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| Every week just for twenty minutes
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| If she’d had her head down
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| He never missed a beat
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| He never failed to mention it
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| I know they’re just platitudes
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| But baby, who’s better at giving them to me than you?
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| I can’t think of anyone…
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| She lived at home and she worked in retail
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| She knew the devil was in the detail
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| And he was meticulous
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| She had a boyfriend, she had a boyfriend
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| She knew the small talk was rather ridiculous
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| But it came from the lips that she wanted to kiss
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| So that, as they say, was that
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| (And she said)
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| I know they’re just platitudes
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| But baby, who’s better at giving them to me than you?
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| I can’t think of anyone…
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| And I know you’re a friend
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| To all the girls
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| But baby, as long as you sing to me, that’s fine
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| I don’t mind
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| I don’t mind |