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Chicken Wings lyrics
Songwriters: Rotheray, Dave; Heaton, Paul;
Well, I always knew
You d take the crutches and not the skis
Always knew you d take the stilts and then your knees
When God gave you the sky, I knew you d take the trees
Son, you ve grown those chicken wings, you just can t fly
They anchored our dream yacht to ocean bed
Chained our ideal home to bicycle shed
Clamped our racing car before we sat in driver s seat
Tied our shooting stars and wrapped them round a tree
We could ve courted Einstein, could ve courted Marx
We could ve gone for strolls like other families do in parks
Son, you were born a dud in a family without sparks
Yes, you ve got those chicken wings, you just can t fly
The chequered flag that losers despise
Never flew in our port or harbored in our eyes
Cause we always formed that queue for second prize
This family s got those chicken wings, we just can t fly
Our winning tickets ripped up into shreds
The tale of this family is its heads
We re bouncing on a pogo stick without any springs
It hurts me to admit this but we ve got those chicken wings
Yes, you ve got those chicken wings and all the luggage
That the failure brings is a swallow flying high that sings
Look he s got those chicken wings, he may as well die
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