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England And A Broken Radio

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England And A Broken Radio

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Everybody wants a spotlight

Everybody wants to taste nice

Everybody wants it quick and clean

Everybody's got nothing to say

Everybody needs to start again

Everybody needs a gig for a quid

Everybody has placed their bets

Everybody wants a DJ for a friend

I just want my radio

For a friend

For a friend

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