| I was sitting in a caf' in London
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| A tourist and a cup of tea
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| I was trying not to be nervous
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| I said no it don’t worry me
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| She said let’s get a train to Paris
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| And the world would stay the same
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| I don’t really want to be embarrassed
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| But I don’t even know your name
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| But you’re talking like there’s a you and me!
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| I’m only waiting, waiting for a cup of tea
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| I said let’s go to Wardour
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| I’ll show you a whole lot more
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| I hope she doesn’t think I’m loaded
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| I hope she doesn’t think I’m poor
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| She said she was born in '77
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| And her name was Roxy Lola
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| I said you pay the bill love
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| And I’ll just think it over
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| Now you’re talking like there’s a you and me
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| I’m only waiting, waiting for some anarchy
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| I was sitting in a caf' in London
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| A tourist and a cup of tea
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| I was trying not to be nervous
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| I said no it don’t worry me
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| She said let’s get a train to Paris
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| And the world would stay the same
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| I don’t really want to be embarrassed
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| But I don’t even know your name
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| And you’re talking like there’s a you and me!
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| I’m only waiting, waiting for a cup of tea
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| I was speaking to this tourist in London
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| Yeah Roxy Lola was her name
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| I think I went to Paris, or maybe it was Spain
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| Got a train back from London
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| My head was not the same
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| I remember what I did, but how I can’t explain
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| Cos she’s talking, talking like you and me
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| I was only waiting, waiting for a cup of tea
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| Yes we’re waiting, waiting for some anarchy
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| Yes we’re waiting, waiting for some anarchy |