Certain People I Know
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Certain People I Know
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I take the cue from
Certain people I know
I use the cue
And then I
Hand it on to you
And when I swing it
So, it catches his eye
(Weren't you there?
You'd have died!)
I trust the views of
Certain people I know
They look at danger
And they
Laugh their heads off
Their clothes are imitation
George the 23rd
(Don't you find this absurd?)
I'd hate to be like
Certain people I know
They break their necks
And can't afford to
Get them fixed
Ah, they'd sacrifice all
Of their principles for
Anything cashable
I do believe it's terrible
Oh, wo, wo
Ah, ah, ah, ah
Oh, wo, wo
Ah, ah, ah, ah
Oh, wo, wo
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Morrissey performs "Certain People I Know", and this lyric page sits inside the Morrissey catalog on LyroVerse.
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