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Children
03:22
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All the little children
They must die
All the little children
They must cry
I put them down down down
I put them down down down
I drown them in the water
Which just falls
And all their little jackets
Must be hanged on
I put them down down down
I put them down down down
All the little children
They are running away
All the little children
They are screaming my name
Think of all the little children
They hide away
As they are running away
All the little children
Cheering and smiling
All the little children
I’ll make them die tonight
I put them down down down
I put them down down down
I put them down down down
I put them down down down
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Fish & Chips
03:31
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First of all I gonna have it all
I will take a cup of the tea
Of course the tea with the milk
And now I’m gonna sing about my fish
I´ve got it on the plate still like Charlie cornflake
My dish is not so fresh
In my London meal deal
l will take a can of a ginger beer
In my heart a bone is broken
After the words which were spoken
You're so cruel like the fisherman
Catching me into a net
I’d rather take the tea
Tea which is black and filled with creamy milk
I am thinking about my situation here
About all the boats that have to sink
In my heart a bone is broken
After the words which were spoken
I am floating on
Following you
I am eating fish and chips
In my heart a bone is broken
After the words which were spoken
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