With a face like a crab's bus ticket And skin like a llama's door mat He was always gonna struggle
He dreamt of those old-fashioned movies Where Bogart gets the dame But a lorry load of Lorre Is still the score of pain
But I've got the bottle-opener He may be fat but he's got the cork-screw And in the party party politics of this ugly fame There is no orderly queue
With a chin like a tramp's jukebox And eyes like a rhino's ash-tray It was always going to be pantomime That made him sing and dance anyway
When you feel like London You think Travolta pulled Newton, John
And they compliment the compliment And it's driving you insane It's like talking to a helicopter When you know that you're a plane
Breath like a mountain goat's satchel But you always leave your flies ahoy 'Cause the world wants to suck your dick
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