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Together:    'There's a small hotel that we're wishing well,
Sue:           Remember? 
Ronnie:       Ah yes, I remember it well. 
Ronnie:       Do you remember the way I used to have all those affairs? 
 
                 (Rock a by baby plays in the background)
 
Sue:           Yes, they do say that pride goes before a fall,
                  And her father didn't like it at all.
 
Ronnie:       Remember the way we used to open those bazaars,
Sue:           To get a little cash,
Ronnie:       The tax man, don't be rash.
Sue:           I declared it, I swear it.
 
Together:     Here we are out of work again,
Sue:            Could try Emmerdale,
Ronnie:        Is the Street for sale?
Together:     Two ex-soap actors with no soap to sell,
                   and far too polite to say oh b............
 
Together:     Bye, bye Crossroads.
 
Sue:            No one really seems to understand us,
                  Or what hard luck stories they all hand us.
Together:     But, where there's life, there's always soap,
                  We'll be back in another we hope.
                  Crossroads, goodbye.
 
                  Crossroads, goodbye.
 
Ronnie:       There's always Dallas.
                  You could try Dynasty.
Sue:           Joan got their first.
Ronnie:       There's always the Wogan show. 
 
                  Say goodnight Gracie.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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