| Cheese and onion sandwiches on derby chinaware
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| Fiddles and jigs and Woogie my dog and TV havin’a swear
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| Takin’my dad for a pint or two
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| A Sunday morning stroll
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| Licorice pipes and baggy suits
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| Glen Hoddle scorin’a goal
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| Catchin’a pike and ridin’my bike on wooden wheels
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| And a bowl of eels
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| Yes… that’s what I like, boy
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| That’s what I like
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| Pie and mash and liquor
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| Walking about in the rain
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| William Brookes and comical looks
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| Pianos, trams and trains
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| Colds and cockles and thunderstorms
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| Place on the wireless and now
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| Grandfather clocks and coke and brandy
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| Fountain pens and Pinot and Dante
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| That’s what I like, I said
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| Hey, that’s what I like
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| Little pubs out in the country
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| Mother Pearl and Bernard Faire
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| The sound of a banjo
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| Barbershop singing and having a kip in the chair
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| Burnt on toast
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| A beer from the wood and old Jerry Thomas’teeth
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| Jerry and Chuck and cannon and ball
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| A banjo pickin’Bill Keith
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| And old bank loads
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| Wood burnin’stoves and Shirley MacLaine
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| In Petticoat Lane
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| That’s what I like, I said
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| That’s what I like, yes boy
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| Yes, that’s just, ohh
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| Bubble and squeak and jumble says Little Richard and Jerry Lee
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| Bonfire night and south and that’s paddlin’in the sea
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| Polished brass and copper
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| Salvation Army bands
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| Violins and old coat shins and colored elastic bands
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| Tea in the mornin’and winter beginnin’and fishin’rods
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| And frogs and sparrows are winning
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| Yes that’s what I like
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| Hey that’s what I like
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| A day at the races
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| Cover the bases
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| Goin’doin bar-hoppin'in Kent
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| A new pair of braces
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| Little kids faces sleeping under the tin
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| And wagons
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| Chickens and pickin’blackberries and swallows and sledges
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| And Devon and derries
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| And haddock and trotters and horses and knickers
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| And swatters and stickers
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| And banjo
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| And kippers
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| Yeah, that’s what I like, boy
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| That’s what I like |