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See That My Bikes Kept Clean

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Half Man Half Biscuit, often abbreviated to "HMHB", are an indie rock band from Birkenhead, England, active sporadically since the 1984, known for its satirical, sardonic, and sometimes surreal songs. The group consists of Nigel Blackwell (lead vocals, guitar), Neil Crossley (bass), Ken Hancock (lead guitar), and Carl Henry (drums). Throughout their career they have been signed to Probe Plus records.

The band's first single, The Trumpton Riots, topped the British Independent Chart in 1986

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E B E
There's one last favour I ask of you
A E
There's one last favour I ask of you
A B E
There's one last favour I ask of you
B7 E
See that my bike's kept clean.
B E
It's a long old lane and it's got no end
A E
It's a long old lane and it's got no end
A B E
It's a long old lane and it's got no end
B7 E
It's a green light now but it's gonna change.
B E
There's two white horses in a line
A E
There's two white horses in a line
A B E
There's two white horses in a line
B7 E
And two white cars coming up behind.
B E
My wheel's stopped turning and my hand's got cold
A E
My wheel's stopped turning and my hand's got cold
A B E
My wheel's stopped turning and my hand's got cold
B7 E
It's a long old vehicle that runs you down.
B E
Did you ever hear a coughing sound?
A E
Did you ever hear a coughing sound?
A B E
Did you ever hear a coughing sound?
B7 E
Then you know somebody's got a cough.
B E
You can scrape me off with a silver spade
A E
You can scrape me off with a silver spade
A B E
You can scrape me off with a silver spade
B7 E
You may flush me down a golden drain.
B E
Did you ever hear the church bells toll?
A E
Did you ever hear the church bells toll?
A B E
Did you ever hear the church bells toll?
B7 E
Then you know that prick's still on the road.