| I wrote this song on an airport piano
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| I was the guy disturbing your journey from security
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| To gate twenty-three A
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| Maybe you noticed me
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| I wrote this song cos I had a spare hour
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| I was delayed trying to get back to my babies in Sydney
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| And I noticed the keys so I’m writing a song
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| Singin'
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| Women in SUV Porsches always look miserable
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| I don’t know why they’re so sad
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| Maybe it’s the calories they coulda had
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| Filling them up with regret
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| And men in cafes in ski resorts
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| Trying to connect with their sons
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| Look like they just wanna hit ‘em
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| I mean I’m sure that they dig ‘em underneath all the gear
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| A young man in Air Jordans
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| Just left me five dollars on the piano
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| Whattaya know
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| I always hated those airport pianos
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| Should be a law saying playing the theme from Beverly Hills Cop
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| Will get one of your hands chopped off
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| I wrote this song on an airport piano
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| I’m out of time I just need one more little rhyme
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| I gotta board that plane
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| They’re calling my name
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| So I’m writing a song
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| Singin'
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| Women in SUV Porsches always look miserable
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| Or is it only the Botox
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| They stick in their face to keep their looks from slipping
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| They’re kicking the can down the road
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| And men in mansions on cul-de-sacs
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| Having their midlife affairs
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| With the wife of a banker
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| While the banker is banging Bianca
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| But sadly they’re still gonna die
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| A guy buying Subway
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| Anxiously digs through his cabin bag
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| Smiles when his wallet is found
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| Pays for his six-inch
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| Then forgets that his bag is unzipped
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| So the contents of it
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| Is disgorged
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| And a jar of Viagra spills onto the ground
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| So it goes
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| Women in SUV Porsches always look miserable
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| And I know why they’re so sad
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| They thought they’d be happier than they were in their Fords
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| But now they’re bored of their Porsches
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| And they’re looking for more
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| They’re out there shopping for more
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| And their husband’s so fat in his new Lycra shorts
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| Trying to pedal his way back to ninety-four
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| Trying to wind back the clock to before
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| To before they had this boat and this house
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| And this buy-to-let mortgage
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| To before they had bought all the things that they thought
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| Would fill up the hole but the goal keeps receding
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| And his hair is receding there’s this book he’s been reading for
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| Six months but the words just swim round the pages
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| And god it’s been ages since they made love
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| And the kids are on drugs
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| With their ADHD and their anxiety
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| And their music is shit
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| And the time just keeps slipping away
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| But I’m sitting here playing and singing
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| And they are calling my name
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| Cos your flight’s gotta go when your flight’s gotta go
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| And I wrote this song on an airport piano |