Bank Holiday
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Bank Holiday
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Grandma has got new dentures
To eat the crust of pizza
Bee taken out by daughter
Because she thought she ought'a
The kids are eating snickers
Because they're so delicious
Then there's sticky fingers
And mother looses her knickers
Chorus
Bank holiday comes six times a year
Days of enjoyment to
which everyone cheers
Bank holiday comes with
six pack a beer
...Then it's back to work A.G.A.I.N.
Bar-b-que is cooking
Sausages and chicken
The patio is Buzzing
The neighbours they are looking
John is down the fun pub
Drinking lots of larger
Girls and boys are on the game
All the high streets look the same
Chorus
Back to work A.G.A.I.N.
Chorus
Bank holiday
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