Dreams of a Life Page #3
The one moment that will stick
in everybody's mind
was the first time everybody saw her
"I'm bringing this girl I work with."
She turns up,
she's got a spray-on dress.
And you go, "You jammy bastard."
# If you should see me
# And I'm smiling
# Don't think my smile
# Is for real #
'Martin will kill me for saying this,
'but we were all a bit shocked
with someone quite so stunning.'
'I was astounded.
Absolutely astounded.
We couldn't believe he could end up
with somebody like that.
'But no, she was lovely
and she quite clearly adored him.'
'I was really chuffed
to go out with her.'
you know.
More than just liked. Fancied her.
'It's an ego trip, isn't it
for any bloke
'if they've got an attractive girlfriend
that everyone else likes.'
'Petite and yet, you know,
a good figure.'
Small feet, I should imagine.
'Great hair, lovely eyes,
'well manicured hands.
'Yeah, pleasing.'
'Maybe my heart
was autter as well.
like we all did.
'She was lovely.
Some people are like that.
'Some people are annoyingly happy.'
And other people are just nicely happy.
When you talk to them, they lift you.
'I just can't imagine her
dying alone.
'It was kind of prophetic because
she always felt that she would.'
'It might have been the asthma,
that she could have passed like that.'
'She might have been happy to pass.
Maybe she weren't happy with her life.'
'If you get really bad asthma
you can't move.
'She wasn't terribly good
at taking those Ventolin puffers,
'which she really should
have been doing more often.'
'She used to get pains.
'One night she collapsed.
She was in a lot of pain.
'She had some serious abdominal pain.
'She had ulcers at the time
and didn't know.'
'I was wondering
whether that was stress-related
considering where she was.
'She might have wanted
to just cease to exist from people.
She might be embarrassed
of where she was living.
'She might have wanted
to just be left alone.
'She might not have wanted
to contact her family.'
'She was always
the centre of attraction.
'People would always
gravitate towards her.
'She was like a magnet.'
'She looked like she'd had a good
education from the way she spoke.'
I don't know
what kind of education she had.
'I'd have thought
she was educated at a nice school,
'a sort of colonial school.'
'It was just a nice school,
pleasant to go to, pleasant people.'
It was just friendly, playing.
Happy times for everybody.
Whether the weather be cold,
whether the weather be hot,
we'll be together,
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