Oh….
¶ 1
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I was on the train to Putney Bridge
We were playing Fulham in The Cup
By the time I got to Parsons Green
Me derby hopes were on the up.
¶ 2
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Then I took a call done in me head
and put the mockers on me day
In a tunnel “I’m sorry babe we’re breaking up” she quickly said
So I angrily slung the phone away.
¶ 3
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We won the match, but the day was cold
Coz me bleeding heart was broke
Along Stevenage Road I cried consoled
By a bunch of sympathetic, balding caring blokes.
¶ 4
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So I invited them back to mine (and what had been hers)
With a couple of bottles of German Riesling
As I didn’t wanna be sat alone, future uncertain
Watching Match of The Day, three parts pi**ed and crying.
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When I opened the door by the living room/kitchen
My real meaning for living and I had once shared
I was suddenly struck by the depressing existence
Of long nights with Lineker (trying to make out that he cares)
¶ 6
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“Is that you babe?” Rang out from the cause of it all
“I forgot you was down the underground when I called”
As me and the chaps stood (staggering) in shock in the hall
“Bleeding phone keeps braking up, good job it weren’t important”.
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