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Best of Both Worlds Lyrics by Steve Drewett and the Indestructible Beat

Disgraceland

1992

You sold your house like you sold out your friends
Because it suited you
They stayed out while you stayed at your workbench
But they won through woah
Think about it, think, about it and what it means to you
Woah, think about it, think, about it and what they're calling you
Well, It's a great struggle to get comfortable
On your new three-piece suite
While the bailiffs pull your neighbour's furniture
Out into the street
Woah, think about it, think about it and what they think of you
Woah, think about it, think about it and what they're calling you
Now take this *** ****
David
David
David
Chorus:
You, you've, got the best of both worlds now
I said, you've, got the best of both worlds now
Well now, you've, got the best of both worlds now
I said, you've got the best of both worlds now
Well, this atmosphere's not lost on your children
They know what it means
Now they lift money from their mother's purse
To buy friendship from the kids down their street
Woah, think about it, think about it and what they think of you
Woah, think about it, think about and what they're calling you
Now take this *** ****
David
David
David
Chorus:
You, you've got the best of both worlds now
I said, you, you've got the best of both worlds now
Well now, you, you've got the best of both worlds now
I said, you, you've got the best of both worlds now
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
Well you, you've got the best of both worlds now
Chorus:
Well, you've got the best of both worlds now
I said, you, you've got the best of both worlds now
Woah now, you, you've got the best of both worlds now
I said, you, you've got the best of both worlds now
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
You've got the best of both worlds
Well you, you've got the best of both worlds
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
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Steve Drewett and the Indestructible Beat

Steve Drewett and the Indestructible Beat

About “Best of Both Worlds” by Steve Drewett and the Indestructible Beat

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"Best of Both Worlds" appears on "Disgraceland" in 1992.

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