| My name’s Duncannon and I used to deal
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| As a radar rigger on the Forties field
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| But in my face you’ll see the scar
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| Of the petrodollar and the German car
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up Duncannon
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up tonight
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| Worked on a pipeline pumping crude
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| And lived with the shiftwork, gales and food
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| But the greatest danger, near or far
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| Were the boardroom barons with a German car
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up Duncannon
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up tonight
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| They’d save on safety maintenance
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| They were mean and underhand
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| They’d maximize their bottom lines
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| In shelter on the land
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| It was 0300 on the brig
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| When the nightmare happened on our sister rig
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| I can see the fireball in my dreams
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| As the dot disappeared from the radar screens
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up Duncannon
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up tonight
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| They sent for their insurance men
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| They sent for Red Adair
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| They sent the rescue services
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| To the rig that wasn’t there
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| You whizzkid cowboys of the range
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| As you make your killing on the Stock Exchange
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| Remember the men you pressed too far |
| For the petrodollar and a German car
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up Duncannon
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| Oh, no no, rigging it up tonight |