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like the metal, and because in a poor cabaret
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or a poor bar it's not copper or something like, ladi-da like that
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-- those were things like the Cafe American
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and the sort of sense of luxury being associated in the 1890s
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with the British and American world.
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Mon zinc is my sort of grungy bar where I have my place at the bar,
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which is, depending on how long you've been there,
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will be near where the patronne,
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where the woman working the cash register is.
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We used to go to a place for ages,
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in fact that's where I was married,
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I was married here in, what's that place, Dwight Hall.