Intro: | Gm | Gm | Ab | Ab | Gm | Gm | Ab | Ab | Gm | Gm | Ab | Ab | Gm | Gm | Fm | Fm |
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I was on the | M1, | stuck in heavy | traffic, |
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I'd | had enough | of it, and | decided to | get off it |
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Cruising down a | country lane, the | wind upon my | bonnet |
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I | saw a sign for | Blatherwyke, a | name which invites | comment |
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There | is a place called | Blatherwyke, you | might not have heard | of it |
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But | half a mile down | to the right, and | I'd have come a | cross it |
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But I was lost and | it was late, I | needed to step | on it |
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And the | tail of the Hale-Bopp | comet, was | guiding me | away from it |
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Yes the | tail of the Hale-Bopp | comet, was | guiding me a | way |
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Soon I was | on the | A1, | heading | north for | Newark |
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Though my | progress was | hampered, by | roadworks at | Stamford |
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Home was getting | closer, and | I was keen to | view it |
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Keen to view | Blatherwyke, well I | had my chance and | blew it |
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But to be fair I | don't live there, there was no | reason to have | done it |
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And the | tail of the Hale-Bopp | comet, was | guiding me away | from it |
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Yes the | tail of the Hale-Bopp | comet, was | guiding me a | way |
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The | tail of the Hale-Bopp | comet, was | guiding me away | from it |
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Yes the | tail of the Hale-Bopp | comet, was | guiding me a | way |
Ending: | Am | Bb | Am | Bb | Am | Bb | C | C | F |
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