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Blur ~ This Is A Low


And into the sea goes pretty England and me Around the Bay of Biscay and back for tea Hit traffic on the dogger bank Up the Thames to find a taxi rank Sail on by with the tide and go asleep And the radio says [Chorus] THIS IS A LOW BUT IT WON'T HURT YOU WHEN YOU ARE ALONE IT WILL BE THERE WITH YOU FINDING WAYS TO STAY SOLO On the Tyne forth and Cramity There's a low in the high forties And Saturday's locked away on the pier Not fast enough dear On the Malin head, Blackpool looks blue and red And the Queen, she's gone round the bend Jumped off Land's End And the radio says [Chorus x 3] more free lyrics

And into the sea goes pretty England and me
Around the Bay of Biscay and back for tea
Hit traffic on the dogger bank
Up the Thames to find a taxi rank
Sail on by with the tide and go asleep
And the radio says

[Chorus]
THIS IS A LOW
BUT IT WON'T HURT YOU
WHEN YOU ARE ALONE IT WILL BE THERE WITH YOU
FINDING WAYS TO STAY SOLO

On the Tyne forth and Cramity
There's a low in the high forties
And Saturday's locked away on the pier
Not fast enough dear
On the Malin head, Blackpool looks blue and red
And the Queen, she's gone round the bend
Jumped off Land's End
And the radio says

[Chorus x 3]

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