| Miss Davina
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| Did your ancestors own that house
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| Do you join in the parties
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| While he’s off shooting grouse
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| Do you know, what you’re missing
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| Yeah, can you tell who he’s kissing now, oh no
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| I say, I say
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| Miss Davina
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| I say I don’t envy you at all
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| And if you felt lonely
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| Could you give him a call
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| (Trying to connect you)
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| Do you know what you’re missing
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| Yeah, can you tell who he’s kissing, now
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| A wedding ring is just the thing
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| To make you think, while on the brink
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| Of a new kind of life, oho, a celebrated wife
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| (Think it over, give yourself time
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| Miss Davina, a celebrated wife?)
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| Miss Davina
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| And did you ever, ever have the right
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| To chew the whole thing over
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| Sleep on it at night
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| Or did you have to decide, straight away
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| Yeah not to be his bride, anyway
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| A wedding ring is just the thing
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| To make you think, while on the brink
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| Of a new kind of life, oho, a celebrated wife
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| A celebrated wife — entertaining — smiling
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| Always smiling (always smiling)
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| Shaking hands — thousands of them
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| Constant visits — yeah you’d miss it (Yeah, you’d miss it)
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| Oh, oh, yeah, the single life
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| Oh, yeah, (the simple life) the simple life
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| Oh, no, no, no, no, a celebrated wife |