| I love her but she loves Agatha Christie
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| And she’s so wrapped up in the English Murder Mystery
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| I was nowhere near the scene of the crime
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| I was nowhere around at the time
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| Someone dropped arsenic in Mr Robinson’s wine
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| Getting angry doesn’t suit her
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| Says her English literature tutor
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| She’s a sheep in wolves clothing
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| It’s a bad disguise
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| I couldn’t help noticing with due surprise
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| That she’s dotted her t’s and crossed her i’s
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| And she wants to take me away to a hotel in
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| Bornmouth for the holidays
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| What’s murder and suspense between good friends?
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| We took a cliched clifftop walk
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| And I made the mistake of mentioning Peter Falk
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| She says American TV has killed the murder mystery
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| 'Cause the killer’s always caught by 10.23
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| I had the motive but she gave me the means
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| A dagger in the drawing room just after tea
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| She was Miss Scarlet with embarrassment
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| And envy turned me Reverend Green
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| I love her but she loves Agatha Christie
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| She’s dead serious about her family history
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| But she made me promise that I’d never hurt her
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| She looked so suspicious at the supper I served her
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| One mans meat is another man’s murder
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| And she wants to put me away in a room without a view for a long holiday
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| What’s prosecution and defence?
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| What’s common law and common sense?
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| What’s a barbed wire electrified fence between friends? |