Think of England
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Think of England
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You're not drinking as much as you used to
I'm same old, same old
And all those fires that died in our bedroom
I was out fetching wood
Do you lie back and think of England
Do you lie back
Do you lie back and think of England
With fireworks flashing
Do you lie back
Learn to feign your feelings
You know I tried my best to love you
To bear all your pride
But you shook all the habits I gave you
As you shake off the snow in your stride
Do you lie back and think of England
Do you lie back
Do you lie back and think of England
With fireworks flashing
Do you lie back
Learn to feign your feelings
Do you lie back and think of England
Do you lie back
Do you lie back and think of England
With fireworks flashing
Do you lie back
Learn to feign your feelings
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