slaving but you are saving for that holiday
that is five thousand seven hundred and sixty one miles away
obsessed since childhood with that mushroom cloud
it’s your very first day in Tokyo
and your’e lost but see this face you know
it’s that stupid wee lassie from Elderslie
and she smiles as she listens
and she leads the way to the train
that goes to Nagasaki
two years later you’re dragged
to a to a discotheque lined in cork
in the meat packing district bit of New York
and there you spot her bouncing up and down
she’s enjoying herself much too much today
it’s that stupid wee lassie from Elderslie
it’s beyond you why they don’t impound her beer
and explain very sternly it’s not done like that here
not done like that here
you were in fourth year and she was in first
she would hang around with the plooks just about to burst
idling in Lidl in Johnstone
and you can’t make your mind up
’tween shortcake and jaffa cakes
it’s been a long time
but you see her making haste
past the crisps and the wine
she’s got a basketful of pasta
and a box of milk tray
it’s that stupid wee lassie fae Elderslie
and as she passes she points out your folly to you by
picking up shortcake, not one but two
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