| 'Cause her last relationship fucked her up
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| Got hurt majorly, finds it tough to trust
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| Looked at the ashtray, then looked back up
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| Spinning it away on the tabletop
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| She looked much fitter than Saturday, just
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| She worked in JD’s with Dan
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| Back then I figured she was pretty damn rough
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| But she was only wearing her work stuff
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| And in these clothes, she looked more than buff
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| She stirred her straw, sat up to adjust
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| I told her I thought it was important
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| That you could get lost in conversation
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| Chatting shit, sitting in oblivion
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| With that person who’s your special one
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| She said she was the worst pool player under the sun
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| But blokes go easy, so she always won
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| I saw this thing on ITV the other week
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| Said that if she played with her hair, she’s probably keen
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| She’s playing with her hair well regularly
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| So I reckon I could well be in
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| She didn’t look too bored with what I was saying
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| Her hair looked much better than the other day
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| She had her fingers 'round her hair, playing
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| I saw on the telly that’s a good indication
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| She didn’t offer to buy the next drink though, nay
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| But I suppose that’s just our girl’s way
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| I’m trying to think what else I could say
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| Peeling the label off, spinning the ashtray
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| Yeah, actually, yeah, she did look pretty neat
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| Her perfume smelled expensive and sweet
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| But I felt like my hair looked a bit cheap
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| I wished I’d had it cut back last week
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| She kept giving me this look as she would speak
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| Was she only friendly, or was she a keep?
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| Asked her if she wanted the same again to drink
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| Just started to turn and get up out my seat
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| I saw this thing on ITV the other week
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| Said that if she played with her hair, she’s probably keen
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| She’s playing with her hair well regularly
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| So I reckon I could well be in
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| She said that her close mates all were
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| Always the most important thing to her
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| I said I thought it was a bit more blurred
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| She asked what I meant by that as she stirred
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| I told her about the money and what had occurred
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| With it going missing from the living room side
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| With my best mates all there standing by
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| Right where I left it, under their eyes
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| So surely one of them might have spied
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| What happened to my money at that time
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| I felt like they were all smiling on the side
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| She was like, «Fair play», she couldn’t say why
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| She didn’t know what all my mates were like
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| And I said she just might be right
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| Wish I had someone I could always rely
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| Someone to get lost chatting to all night
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| I saw this thing on ITV the other week
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| Said that if she played with her hair, she’s probably keen
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| She’s playing with her hair well regularly
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| So I reckon I could well be in
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| As I walked back with more drinks to our place
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| She had her phone stuck to the side of her face
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| I sat for a minute while she chatted away
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| 'Bout something with her mum and her birthday
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| Played for a bit with the same ashtray
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| Thought about things while I sat and waited
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| It was nice to chat about the shit in my head
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| Someone who just listens to you instead
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| I looked at the barman, wiping down again
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| Looked at the football on the TV set
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| Trying to look like I weren’t just waiting there
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| For her conversation to come to an end
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| I looked at my watch and realised right then
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| That for three hours, been in conversation
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| Before she put her phone down, she switched to silent
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| And we carried on chatting for more than that again
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| I saw this thing on ITV the other week
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| Said that if she played with her hair, she’s probably keen
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| She’s playing with her hair well regularly
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| So I reckon I could well be in
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| I saw this thing on ITV the other week
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| Said that if she played with her hair, she’s probably keen
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| She’s playing with her hair well regularly
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| So I reckon I could well be in |