| Boy with no name, he was only 18
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| Never laughed too much
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| Hated the monarchy, yes he hated the queen
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| Real antisocial and he acted real mean
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| Was he in a dream?
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| Dowsing her lights was in his dreams
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| So full of hate and full of fury
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| To tell you a story
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| You could say
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| It was a one man jury
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| Catalogue of anger posted through your door
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| Your door, your door, your door!
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| The chance would come to even the score
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Stole a gun and he stole a car
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| Oh, boy oh boy!
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| With a pretty Polly, he would go far
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| Down to London where the bright lights are
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| Lights are, lights are, lights are!
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| And I say, the mission’s his decision!
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| He took out the gun
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| On that fateful day
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| The winds blew cold
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| And the sky was grey
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| He pointed the gun
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| And then he pulled the trigger
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| The message that he would
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| Now deliver, ha-ha!
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa
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| Rumpa, rumpa, rumpa, hey, hey
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| Rumpa, rumpa! |