| Hary and arch
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| have been close friends for years now.
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| Each of them is a very hard working man,
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| but they no longer belong to the kind of people
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| who dream about big things in life,
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| they’re stuck in a world where income means much more…
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| Hary and Arch
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| have been married for sixteen years now.
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| Each one of them has a very fine wife and kids,
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| but they no longer belong to the kind of people
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| who couldn’t care less about tomorrow,
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| they’re stuck in a world where tomorrow means much more.
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| much more.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| Hary and Arch
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| have been working for eight hours now.
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| Each of them has a very light hearted humour,
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| 'cause they no longer belong
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| to the cast of the week where the end of the day
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| means waiting for the next…
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| It’s friday night and the meet at six to scramble towards
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| the golf course.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best.
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| They’re gone for the weekend
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| they’re gone for the best. |