E A We’re hardly the fruit from a well-tended banana treeE A We’re hardly the Bayeux in rock’s rich tapestryE A We were like two rubber ducks that passed each other in the bathE A I can sound like Wally out of Crossroads, Kath.D A She threw an apple in my eye, cor blimeyD A Alex Haley was adopted – that’s what’s called a disappointment.E A When England won the World Cup back in 1966Continúa después del anuncioE A Wembley must have been a sea of smilesE A Well I think Kenneth Wolstenholme summed up the moment really wellE A When he said “Just look at Nobby Stiles” yeah.D A She threw an apple in my eye, cor blimeyD A Alex Haley was adopted – that’s what’s called a disappointment.E A Oh they’re still cremating Hattie Jacques, I am not surprisedE A Come on now, let’s face it, she was fatE A It usually takes for ever trying to burn the grossly oversizedE A Who would ever want to look like that?D A She had a face that could launch a thousand dredgersD A I could never get her on my portable TV.D A She threw an apple in my eye, cor blimeyD A Alex Haley was adopted – that’s what’s called a disappointment.
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