Number 10
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Number 10
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Your secret’s safe here
It’ll never leave
It’s in the basement for ya, na’mean
Won’t seek replacements
My ballerina
There’s many faces in my gallery
Ella, I don’t know what week it’s under
Ella, it gets old, it gets old
Ella, teletext or you can call me
Galavanting heart
I don’t know what week it’s under
Your secret’s safe here
It’ll never leave
It’s in the basement for ya
Ella, I don’t know what week it’s under
Ella, go and talk to Steve about it
Galavanting heart
I don’t know what week it’s under
Ella, it gets old, it gets old
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