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Have a go
When the pubs all close
And have a go when they open
Then have a go by the traffic lights
Cut up or shut up, you're alright
And as always I'm here right behind you
And as always there's time
So have another go
Oh a small baby girl cradled in your arms
Your one big contribution
We'll never know, we'll never know
We'll never know, we'll never know
Ah, yes, ah, yes
Oh
Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha
Oh, oh, ha ha
A small girl runs crying, through the park
So freely her daddy berates her
Right now, so for the rest of her life
She is convinced that her daddy hates her
Oh
Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha
Oh, oh, ha ha
When the pubs all close
And have a go when they open
Then have a go by the traffic lights
Cut up or shut up, you're alright
And as always I'm here right behind you
And as always there's time
So have another go
Oh a small baby girl cradled in your arms
Your one big contribution
We'll never know, we'll never know
We'll never know, we'll never know
Ah, yes, ah, yes
Oh
Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha
Oh, oh, ha ha
A small girl runs crying, through the park
So freely her daddy berates her
Right now, so for the rest of her life
She is convinced that her daddy hates her
Oh
Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha
Oh, oh, ha ha
Lyrics submitted by weezerific:cutlery
Have a Go Merchant Lyrics as written by Whyte Morrissey
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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