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Artist: Adam And The Ants
Canonical path: /adam-and-the-ants/hampstead
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Hampstead
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Hampstead
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Oh well Hampstead is a place and not for revolution
I was down the fetchin' knocking two bits of wood together
I seen you pounce around see you looking in the mirror
Your mummy drives a mini and I didn't have a telephone
You're deprived of being deprived x3
If you talk you have to do
And I changed the line for your Maxie
I seen you pounce around see you looking in the mirror
Your mummy drives a mini and I didn't have a telephone
You're deprived of being deprived x9
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