Good Neighbour
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Good Neighbour
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Nobody tries to be a good neighbour!
Nobody tries anymore!
Where are those good things they promise?
Everyone will fight their wars!
Refrain:
Remember the days, we needed everyone,
everybody needed you and me.
If I needed salt, I knew where to go for it,
they knew where my door was, too
Who is that jerk next door anyway?
He and his wife have warts.
Slam that door beer and my telly,
anlone I can play my darts.
Refrain:
Everybody wants to get without giving,
everybody wants more and more!
Nobody tries to be a good neighbour,
nobody tries anymore.
Refrain:
Nobody tries, nobody tries, nobody tries anymore.
Nobody tries to be a good neighbour, nobody tries anymore!
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