| Well this is a good idea,
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| He wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t,
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| He wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t one.
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| Well my friend fancies you,
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| Oh what a way to begin it all,
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| You said, «They're always exciting words to hear.»
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| And they woke up together not quite realising how,
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| Awkwardly stretching and yawning,
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| It’s always hard in the morning
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| And I suppose that’s the price you pay,
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| Well oh it isn’t what it was,
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| She’s thinking he looks different today,
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| And now there’s nothing left to guess now,
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| They left before the lights came on,
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| Because they didn’t want to ruin,
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| What it was that was brewing,
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| Before they absolutely had to,
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| And how can you wake up,
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| With someone you don’t love?
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| And not feel slightly fazed by it,
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| Oh, he had a struggle,
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| And they woke up together not quite realising how,
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| Awkwardly stretching and yawning,
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| It’s always hard in the morning,
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| And I suppose that’s the price you pay,
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| Well oh it isn’t what it was,
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| She’s thinking he looks different today,
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| And now there’s nothing left to guess now,
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| Well, quick, let’s leave, before the lights come on,
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| 'Cause then you don’t have to see,
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| 'Cause then you don’t have to see,
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| What you’ve done…
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| Well, quick, let’s leave, before the lights come on,
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| 'Cause then you don’t have to see,
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| 'Cause then you don’t have to see,
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| What you’ve done…
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| I’ll walk you out, what time’s the bus come?
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| I’ll walk you out, what time’s the bus come?
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| I’ll walk you out, what time’s the bus come?
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| I’ll walk you out. |