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9 U) t% W# }$ ^3 u! dDISCO 2000!!!!!!
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Well we were born within one hour of each other. Our mothers said we
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, t$ F6 r5 R: O suited ya. Oh they thought that when we grew up we'd get married,4 A$ v$ A1 n0 | m# C8 |
never split up. We never did it although often I thought of it. Oh
) `: V: x6 T6 Z/ a Deborah do you recall. Your house was very small with wood chip on
E1 X( {1 o6 R; E/ m" T the wall. When I came around to call you didn't notice me at all. I said; o. r9 i- Q2 s9 l: `3 I; S& q+ l1 g
let's all meet up in the year 2000. Won't it be strange when we're all
9 n7 |$ N" N$ k T/ F) V fully grown. Be there at 2 o'clock by the fountain down the road. I never0 a% L Z; i6 M& s# F6 `5 `" y
knew that you'd get married. I would be living down here on my own on: J/ a, P* j) U: ^* ]) P3 F; ?+ U: ]
that damp and lonely Thursday years ago. You were the first girl at
( N7 B: F8 n2 |1 W- C. v% g n school to get breasts. Martyn said that yours were the best. The boys6 z! r7 X, G) H4 E( ~
all loved you but I was a mess. I had to watch them trying to get you
" Q5 ]% `: @+ I! i* v% O# T0 @" X undressed. We were friends but that was as far as it went. I used to
$ R2 @ D& g" B W3 M6 T( N* Q walk you home. Sometimes it meant nothing to you cause you were so: m7 _; l. G! {% h! o5 i: ^
very popular. Ah Deborah do you recall. Your house was very small; x1 R" ~% _; J( L! W
with woodchip on the wall. When I came around to call you didn't notice3 L6 \# W4 o1 R7 O/ ^/ J2 x
me at all. I said let's all meet up in the year 2000. Won't it be strange" K Z: Z. ^! Z T* O
when we're all fully grown. Be there at 2 o'clock by the fountain down! N& K7 Y. n* D. ?1 ?
here on my own on that damp and lonely Thursday years ago. Oh yeah,
6 a5 u7 o% Z2 x3 e9 O+ w+ a oh yeah. And now you've paid your money and you've taken your" J" j" R5 k. A
choice. I know we'll never meet again but I want you to know, want you8 B5 v# P" ~ H& g
to know that I remember every single thing. Ah do you recall. Your
$ ^6 H' W" {1 B house was very small with wood chip on the wall. When I came around+ G/ I1 w8 d R) P9 A
to call you didn't notice me at all. I said let's all meet up in the year
; E' b3 W% q7 O* O2 L 2000. Won't it be strange when we're all fully grown. Be there at 2# G% `4 P5 U- \6 l- u# R, n- e; n
o'clock by the fountain down the road. I never knew that you'd get
, c& h& q$ x% M7 h. G married. I would be living down here on my own on that damp and lonely7 G6 _" X( U6 m% K7 r% a
Thursday years ago. Oh what are you doing Sunday baby. Would you" H" s3 K( B0 v- v
like to come and meet me maybe you can even bring your baby. Ohhh
9 y2 X' j9 M% T' m) N% D ooh ooh. Ooh ooh ooh ooh. What are you doing Sunday baby. Would you
. }7 _. v1 i7 z# s. Y3 y7 r3 u. @ like to come and meet me baby you can even bring your baby. Ooh ooh
8 e, X' }( C$ K: u- j- k oh. Ooh ooh ooh ooh. Ooh ooh ooh ooh. Oh. |