| It was a day like today
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| A Sunday afternoon when they took you away
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| Down to Hades in a shopping trolley
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| With a magazine and a suitcase
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| They stole your clothes
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| I took your watch
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| I couldn’t look you in the eye
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| Why is it always those who you love the most, you criticise, saying
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| Oh no stranger, you’re just like me,
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| These things happen, we were children in the mid-90's
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| Saying, oh no stranger, you’re just like me,
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| We get older, they get younger, it was you or me We stood there throwing ice cream in your hair
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| How I solemly swear
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| It’s the thing in life I regret the most
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| Leaving you standing there
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| And if you asked me I’d put my eyes out
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| And when I woke up blind
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| If you forgave me I would sleep at night
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| Knowing I’d led a good life
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| Oh no stranger, you’re just like me,
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| These things happen, we were children in the mid-90's
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| Saying, oh no stranger, you’re just like me,
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| We get older, they get younger, it was you or me Learnin' how to keep living
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| Oh no stranger, you’re just like me,
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| These things happen, we were children in the mid-90's
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| Saying, oh no stranger, you’re just like me,
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| We get older, they get younger, it was you or me |