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Mary Honey Lyrics by Jack Hayter

Practical Wireless

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Mary Honey
I never liked your greedy ugly huspband
Or the way hed fondle pretty girls in public
Get your toothbrush and a passport
A spare pair of knickers
Leave the junk
Be the Queen of Nowhere in Particular
With windswept eyes and dusty hair
Oily hands and peppermint kisses
The world loves a biker girl
On a Bonneville
Or a red LeMans
From Sheffield to Shebbear
You could have ruled it all
From a vinyl throne
With a fibreglass crown
Been a needle in a haystack
Like a cat's eye on the motorway
Lost the junk
Been the Queen of Nowhere in Particular
With windswept eyes and dusty hair
Oily hands and peppermint kisses
You should have been my biker girl

About “Mary Honey” by Jack Hayter

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"Mary Honey" is credited to Jack Hayter. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Mary Honey" appears on "Practical Wireless".

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