Since then I've been inundated by emails asking for them. After your last post on this subject I foolishly commented that I had the chords to the same song. Still, that's not the only problem that I can see. That if we ever actually met, you might have hated me

Which is handy for my work with the Thames Water Authorityīut I know you would have found it insanitary That much at least is not really a mystery

So what kept us apart is plain for me to see You and I have always lived in a different countryĪnd I know that airline tickets don't grow on-a-tree It's why I call my love for you a mystery And perhaps in return, one of you could tell me why you're all looking for them. So here, as a public service are the lyrics to Mystery, by Hugh Laurie. What on earth is going on? Is it a question in an international pub quiz? Did he start humming it in a new episode of 'House'? Whatever the reason, I feel a bit bad, because the post was about my failure to find the lyrics, which must be particularly irritating to read if you're only here as a result of your attempt to find them yourself. (, should you want to relive those heady days.) This month, people from all over the world, but especially America, have reached my site by doing exactly the same thing. Last November, I posted to an eager world my enthralling adventures googling for the lyrics of Hugh Laurie's song 'Mystery'.

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