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1969 Again

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1969 Again

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Well hello matey

What have you done for me lately?

Yeah

Are you paying my rent?

Are you my best friend?

You can't beat our meat

So you better shut your pipehole

Mister are you listening?

To the bingy bingy bingy bingy bongy children

Do you feel good?

Do you feel the shame?

Or is it 1969 again?

Oh how you make me

Wish I was a baby

Yeah

When you're playing Miss Swish

Knickers on we're British

You're my agony nanny

With your big towel protection

God made the little fishes

And God he made the seven seas

God makes us pay for our sins

That's why he gave us

The bingly bongly children

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