Broads II is coming!

This is a piece of paper.

Shu-duh bop bop, shu-duh bop bop.

This is a column which as you can see I have
Placed on the piece of paper.

How do you measure, measure a year?

This is a list of receipts and bills
What we may call household expense, which
I have entered along this line
Forming a business-like design
Inside the column which I've prepared
Upon the piece of paper.

Dum doobie doo, duh doo run run, duh doo run run!

This is a total of all those bills,
It represents a month's expense.
The whole outlay in cheques and cash
That went for the rent and the corned-beef hash
In short the sum and net result
Of all those figures inside the column
Which I've prepared upon this piece
Of pa - - - per.

In daylights? In sunsets? In midnights? In cups of coffee?

Now this as you know, is a statement from the bank.

Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh yeah!

It must be compared with the total result
Of all the figuires inside the column if
We are to know in terms of cost
Just how much money we've made or lost
How far in fact, we've come or gone
What I'm saying is Honey, you're overdrawn.

How do you measure the worth of a woman or a man?

AGAIN!

Tell me more, tell me more . . .

Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes, measure in love.

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