| I was not looking for Linda, but Linda found me
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| Hiding away on the slow train home
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| 'Is this one for Paisley? |
| Oh you’ve got to help me'
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| (She used to work there a long time ago)
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| She’d spent 35 pounds on one pack of ciggies
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| Running an errand for him indoors
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| Then she kept running straight down to Leeds Central
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| Took Intercity and left her remorse
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| I’m looking out for Linda
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| Never stop looking, never stop looking for Linda
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| Never stop looking, never stop looking for Linda
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| I was looking at Linda, and Linda was pleased
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| She’d been fighting firewater all that day
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| She said 'me and drinking means only one thing'
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| Whispered that she was too polite to say
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| The train door was jammed — but the time wasn’t right
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| Some guy was holding her back from the window
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| I said 'a fine man'- she said 'so arrogant!'
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| 'I will decide when I go or I don’t go'
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| I’m looking out for Linda in the rain
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| Never stop looking, never stop looking for Linda
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| Never stop looking, never stop looking for Linda
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| I was kissing with Linda as Paisley came closer
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| She’s wiser than alcohol, master of men
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| Such a connection is finer than true things
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| I’ll always be looking for Linda again
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| I’m looking out for Linda in the rain
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| I’m looking out for Linda
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| Never stop looking, never stop looking for Linda
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| Never stop looking, never stop looking for Linda |