| Sittin' in the front row
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Turnin' all the boys on
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| She’s turnin' all their heads around
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| Hitchin' up her short skirt
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| Stretchin' out her long legs
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| Pullin' up her stockings
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| She’s combing out her black hair
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| Starin' at the teacher
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| Openin' her lips wide
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| Shiftin' in her seat, yeah
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| She slowly moves her hips aside
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| But in the middle of the night
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| She wakes her mom to put out the light
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| Her makeup’s on and her jeans are skintight
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| And she’s heading to the Pillar Bar
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| She walks into the pool hall room
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| The music’s playing, you can see in the gloom
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| The boys are hanging out around table number five
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| Well, Johnnie looks all right tonight, she thinks
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| He gives her a smoke and he buys her a drink
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| Shoots off a frame and they head off into the night
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| Mary
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Teacher’s losing control
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| Thankfully, the bell rings
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| Mary’s left all alone
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| With no one but the teacher
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| She quickly drops her pencil
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| And slowly bends to get it
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| Well, the teacher is a natural man
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| His hand moves out to touch her
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| She straightens and looks around, now
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| She laughs and leaves the room, yeah
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| Heartbreak for the teacher
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| And sweet dreams for young Mary
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| But in the middle of the night
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| She wakes her dad to put out the light
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| Her makeup’s on and her jeans are skintight
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| And she’s headed to the Pillar Bar
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| She walks into the pool hall room
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| The music’s playing, you can see in the gloom
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| The boys are hanging out around table number five
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| Well, Johnnie looks great tonight, she thinks
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| He gives her a smoke and he buys her a drink
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| Shoots off a frame and they head off into the night
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Mary of the fourth form
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| Hey, Mary |