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Crackerjack
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I’m racing to the shops in the morning light, feeling that I’m right out of time
Edging through the crowds in the busy streets, let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
A modicum of tact is the best defence; enjoy it with the fruit of the vine
Settle down to watch on the black and white, let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
You were at the front of the queue, I was at the back
Crackerjack
Crackerjack
I’m looking at the window at the world outside, wondering if I’m right out of time
And if they’re taking names, put me there on the list, let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
Let me be the first in line
You were at the front of the queue, I was at the back
Crackerjack
Crackerjack repeat and fade
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northeasterner Alnwick, UK
Singer songwriter, Tyneside-raised, living in Northumberland
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