Last Bus
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Last Bus
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Alright, I've had enough
I want to go home now
Tonight, I've had too much
And I start to talk funny
And when, I've had enough
I say some things I might, regret, that make me blush
When I wake in the morning
So I'll see you when I see you
Yeah I'll see you again
And if I don't get the chance to at least shake your hand
Then I wish you good luck, hope it all goes to plan so
I'll see you around
Come on, we'll get the bus
If we leave pretty soon now
I can't go to the club
'Cause I've not got much money
So I'll see you when I see you
Yeah I'll see you again
And if I don't get the chance to at least shake your hand
Then I wish you good luck, hope it all goes to plan so
I'll see you around
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