Use Your Raincoat
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Use Your Raincoat
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the weather gets worse, by the day. a storm that's building, comin' your way. better watch out, what you might get. better watch out, you're gonna regret. but whatcha gonna do, with someone new. who ya playin' with, who ya tryin' to fool. better watch out, what you might get. better watch out, you're gonna regret.
chorus: use your raincoat you might catch your death. use your rubbers or give it a rest. ain't no secret, ain't no magic. keep your head, it might be tragic. better watch out, what you might get. better watch out, hedge your bets.
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