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Much too early for the hurly burly of the morning crowd, If I could cotton wool my ears, put blinkers on my eyes, find a seat in the corner I might not despise, not that I do, this jolly handbag brolly crew. What I have to do to earn a crust, we all must, but I really, really want to shout quite loud, get outa my face, I want to run from the crowd and where would I run? It's this city, full of oh so pretty things shiny, buy me take home and try me things. This city clips your wings nobody whistles nobody sings no one has time for the simple things. The things I have to do I must. I must have things to do or die before I'm due or try before I buy and take another fall and break my neck.
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 1:49 PM UTC
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Much too early for the hurly burly of the morning crowd, If I could cotton wool my ears, put blinkers on my eyes, find a seat in the corner I might not despise, not that I do, this jolly handbag brolly crew. What I have to do to earn a crust, we all must, but I really, really want to shout quite loud, get outa my face, I want to run from the crowd and where would I run? It's this city, full of oh so pretty things shiny, buy me take home and try me things. This city clips your wings nobody whistles nobody sings no one has time for the simple things. The things I have to do I must. I must have things to do or die before I'm due or try before I buy and take another fall and break my neck.
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john-edward-smallshaw
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 1:49 PM UTC
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