Biography:
Wreckless Eric (born Eric Goulden on the 18th May 1954 in East Sussex, England) was part of the pub-rock scene before he became one of the earliest artists to be signed to Stiff Records. Even as a singer-songwriter with a distinct singing voice, his records failed to chart but his live shows were his main successes, winning him a faithful audience to whom he continues to play to this day. Most recently he has been recording with his wife Amy Rigby (an American singer-songwriter) as Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby.
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Intro
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Excuse me staring - we catch the same the same train
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We've never spoken I wonder if we may
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From Wandsworth Town on the Waterloo line
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Via Clapham Junction on the eight fifty-nine
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May I tell you that I think you're lovely
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Purchasing your ticket as I stare discreetly by the barrier
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Where do you work
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What do you do there
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What's your name
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We're in Waterloo now
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Where you march up the platform
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In military style
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In the rhythm that the train made
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My heavenly choir
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May I tell you that I think you're lovely
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Purchasing your ticket as I stare discreetly by the barrier
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Sorrowful parting
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You take the Bakerloo southbound
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My trip on the northbound
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Is something of a comedown
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Sweet girl on the train
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Do you fancy me
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If you like me
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You can commute with me
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Excuse me staring - we catch the same the same train
C F
We've never spoken I wonder if we may
C F
From Wandsworth Town on the Waterloo line
C F
Via Clapham Junction on the eight fifty-nine
C
May I tell you that I think you're lovely
F C F
Purchasing your ticket as I stare discreetly by the barrier
C
Where do you work
F
What do you do there
C
What's your name
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We're in Waterloo now
C
Where you march up the platform
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In military style
C
In the rhythm that the train made
F
My heavenly choir
C
May I tell you that I think you're lovely
F C F
Purchasing your ticket as I stare discreetly by the barrier
C
Sorrowful parting
F
You take the Bakerloo southbound
C
My trip on the northbound
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Is something of a comedown
C
Sweet girl on the train
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Do you fancy me
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If you like me
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You can commute with me
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