| I know what you want, the magpies have come
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| If you know me so well then tell me which hand I use
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| Make them go
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| Make it go
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| Saw her there in a restaurant, Poppy don’t go
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| I know your mother is a good one, but Poppy don’t go
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| I’ll take you home
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| Show me the things I’ve been missing
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| Show me the ways I forgot to be speaking
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| Show me the ways to get back to the garden
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| Show me the ways to get around the get around
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| Show me the ways to
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| Button up buttons that have forgotten they’re buttons
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| Well, we can’t have that forgetting that
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| Girls, girls, what have we done?
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| What have we done to ourselves?
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| Driving on the vine, over clotheslines
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| But officer I saw the sign
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| Thought I’d been through this in 1919
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| Counting the tears of ten thousand men
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| And gathered them all, but my feet are slipping
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| There’s something we left on the windowsill
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| There’s something we left, yes
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| We’ll see how brave you are
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| We’ll see how fast you’ll be running
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| We’ll see how brave you are
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| Yes, Anastasia
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| And all your dollies have friends
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| Thought she deserved no less than she’d give
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| Well happy birthday, her blood’s on my hands
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| It’s kind of a shame cause I did like that dress
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| It’s funny the things that you find in the rain
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| The things that you find, yes
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| In the mall and in the date mines
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| In the knots still in her hair
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| On the bus I’m on my way down, on my way down
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| All the girls seem to be there
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| We’ll see how brave you are
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| We’ll see how fast you’ll be running
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| We’ll see how brave you are
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| We’ll see
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| We’ll see how brave you are
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| We’ll see how fast you’ll be running
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| We’ll see how brave you are
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| Yes, Anastasia
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| Come along now little darling
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| Come along now with me
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| Come along now little darling
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| We’ll see how brave you are |