The Last Of The English

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(verse)
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My you did look dapper in your mothers old green scarf
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with your famous Aunty, Arthurs trousers on
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Got slapped by that slapper and we all laughed
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But she laughed the loudest in 93
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You could charm the bees nees of the bees

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"Cheeky" you'd say and we all fell around, rolling 'round the playground.

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"Saucy" you'd say and we all fell about, rolling 'round the playground

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In 94

(bridge)

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We all sang
Skipping and dancing hand in hand

(pre-chorus)
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Yeah it was all the boys together
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and all the girls together

(chorus)
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She's the last of the english ro-oses

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She's the last of the english ro-oses

(verse)
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She knows her Rodneys from her Stanleys and her Kappas from her Reebok
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And her tit from her tat and her Winstons from her Enoks
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It's fine and take what I
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Coming out, coming alive
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And round the Snooker table she danced the Frutti-Tutti
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And she almost spilled her lager toasting girls of great beauty

(bridge)
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2009 comin of age, comin alive

(pre-chorus)
  D                            E
Yeah it was all the boys together
D                        E
and all the girls together

(chorus)
 A              E         D     A
She's the last of the english ro-oses

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She's the last of the english ro-oses