(Difford/Tilbrook)
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The cigarette of a single man
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Burns in the ashtray by his bed
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He pulls the ring of another can
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And holds it up beside his head
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The book he reads is on the floor
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He¡¯s read it several times before
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What you got to go home to?
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The cigarette of a single man
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Sits in the ashtray on the bar
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He sits and sifts through several plans
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But knows alone he won¡¯t go far
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He needs the love another has
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To help him, if another can
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The cigarette of a single man
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Lays in the gutter by his side
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Now he¡¯s one of those little lambs
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Who strayed too far from the flock to find
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He¡¯s better off without the grief
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That people wear between their teeth
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And in his mouth as he¡¯s asleep
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The cigarette of a single man
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Cigarette of a single man
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