Look at that man
He's the crusher
Look at that man
Using a little red blusher
Look at that man
Looking at Duckie at the bus stop
Look at that man
Thinking flat dick, need it well

Duckie's first cigarette
Duckie's first cigarette
Duckie's first cigarette
Duckie's first cigarette

Stop petting me like I'm a stray
Who said I looked your way?

Teeth tingle
Backside raw
Teeth tingle
Backside raw

Crusher says "I just want to be around you"
These damn darts are all he's seen
There's something very bad here
Little kid's just a bundle of cub fur

Let me go, let me go
Didn't know, didn't know
Let me go

Duckie's first cigarette
Duckie's first cigarette
Duckie's first cigarette
Duckie's first cigarette

Duckie I told ya
Save it

No cop shops stop the pain
So Duckie bought another pack of 12s
A friend came and took him on a wave out to sea
Crusher still a blister in a violent box

Yeah
Duckie's first body snatcher
Duckie's body snatched away, body snatched away

Duckie's first body snatcher
what he wants
body snatched away, body snatched away

Duckie, save it
what I told ya save it
Duckie, I told you save it
Duckie, I told you save it
why don't ya save it
Duckie save it
I told you to save it


Duckie, I have been waiting for so long
Duckie, I know I'm doing so wrong
Duckie, I have some thing that I want you to know
Duckie, now I've got you I'm not letting go

Duckie, so sorry for what I've done
Duckie, could never let you run
Duckie, you are so sweet and so young
Duckie, I'm so sorry you had to be the one

Duckie, Duckie no more
Duckie, Duckie no more
Duckie, Duckie no more
Duckie, Duckie no more


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