The Kubrick Letter
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The Kubrick Letter
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Do you remember that day at Kew
We'd been to see, 'A Clockwork Orange'
It made us think about the things that people do
The things that people do
The windows of the car were black
We spent two hours down by the river
Eating bread and dreams; we never wanted to go back
we never wanted to go back
The Beatles were breaking up
It was getting late
We didn't know what we had done
We held our breath as the moon came up
Can I melt you some ice in a glass
Will you dance just one more time in your blue velvet
Will you sing that song about the past
Do you remember that day at Kew
We'd been to see, 'A Clockwork Orange'
It made us think about the things that people do
The things that people do
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