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Blur ~ Bank Holiday


Grandma needs new dentures To eat the crust on pizza Been taken out by her daughter Because she thought she oughta The kids are eating Snickers Because they're so delicious Then there's sticky fingers And mother loses her knickers CHORUS: Bank holiday comes six times a year Days of enjoyment to which everyone cheers! Bank holiday comes with a six pack of beer Then it's back to work - A! G! A-I-N! Barbecue is cooking Sausages and chicken The patio is buzzing And neighbours they are looking John is down the fun pub Drinking lots of lager Girls and boys are on the game And all the high streets look the same CHORUS Back to work - A! G! A-I-N! CHORUS Bank holiday! more free lyrics

Grandma needs new dentures
To eat the crust on pizza
Been taken out by her daughter
Because she thought she oughta
The kids are eating Snickers
Because they're so delicious
Then there's sticky fingers
And mother loses her knickers

CHORUS:
Bank holiday comes six times a year
Days of enjoyment to which everyone cheers!
Bank holiday comes with a six pack of beer
Then it's back to work - A! G! A-I-N!

Barbecue is cooking
Sausages and chicken
The patio is buzzing
And neighbours they are looking
John is down the fun pub
Drinking lots of lager
Girls and boys are on the game
And all the high streets look the same

CHORUS

Back to work - A! G! A-I-N!

CHORUS

Bank holiday!

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