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25 Tomorrow
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You're 24 today.
You'll be 25 tomorrow.
Don't you think it's time to grow up?
Well, there's always next week for that.
What have you done today?
To make you feel proud of yourself?
All you've done is crawl out of bed;
You're not even dressed yet,
And it's 5 o' clock.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
You may as well just head down the pub.
You have a few pounds in your pocket.
Sam says he still owes you a tenner,
But he probably won't pay you... again.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
So the landlord is now calling time
But Dylan says he has a 10bit back at his house
And you've nothing going on tomorrow,
Just your 25th birthday, that no-one cares about.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
Well there's nothing left to do today.
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The Pocket Symphony Orchestra UK
Barry and Darren met in the summer of '99, discovering their mutual love of music and have been friends ever since. They started a band, which lasted six years before an indefinite hiatus was called. They both began other projects but, when all of those folded, came together in 2012 to write and record again. This gradually developed into The Pocket Symphony Orchestra. ... more
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