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The song features a sample of the line "what's your name?" by actress Kay Walsh from the 1942 film "In Which We Serve." | The song features a sample of the line "what's your name?" by actress Kay Walsh from the 1942 film "[[In Which We Serve]]." | ||
The title is asserted by [[Simon Goddard]] in [[Mozipedia]] to be derived from a poem by [[Stevie Smith]] entitled: "Not Waving, But Drowning" (1957). Excerpt: | The title is asserted by [[Simon Goddard]] in [[Mozipedia]] to be derived from a poem by [[Stevie Smith]] entitled: "Not Waving, But Drowning" (1957). Excerpt: | ||
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== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
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Always looking for attention | Always looking for attention | ||
Always needs to be mentioned | Always needs to be mentioned | ||
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There's no, no way | There's no, no way | ||
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