It seemed I'd won a voucher
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They already knew my email,
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But they then ask for my income
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I complete a few more sections,
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Surely all this isn't needed
Just for five pounds off a meal?
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But the damage has been done,
For am instantly bombarded
With junk mail by the ton.
There are holidays to tempt me...
I've been mis-sold PPI.
The plans I need for "later life"
Will cash in when I die.
My home, it needs "upgrading".
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I can play with bonus money
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For all manner of insurance
I can get a quick quotation...
I've been injured (so they tell me)
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A psychic's seen my future:
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She's right because my inbox
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I've been "chosen" to receive a bunch
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Buying bags and shoes I do not need
Will drain our household coffers.
Casinos want my custom -
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Though I'm female and am married,
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