I went out shopping last saturday 
I was getting some gear, and this guy offered to pay 
Who's the hunk? I think to myself 
For so many years I've been left on the shelf 
An old boiler 
Then we went walking back down the high street 
And I felt so proud because he looked so neat 
He was a real hard man, tough as they come 
He said I was cool but I still felt like 
An old boiler 
He bid me "Come out", how could I say no? 
He said "Meet me at eight round my place, you know" 
With my new gear on, and a blow dried hair-do 
But in my mind I knew I was sill 
An old boiler 
We danced all night long to a nice steady beat 
But my hair went to frizz in the terrible heat 
My mascara ran, and so did my tights 
Confirming in my sight, I must be 
An old boiler 
So we came out this club, hot and sweaty 
Because we'd been dancing all night 
And he says to me "Well babe, what you doing then?" 
"Well I think I might get a cab" I said casually 
"Nah nah, come back to my place, I only live just round 
the corner 
You can go home in the morning, yeah?" 
"Well I don't think so, I've only known you a day, It' 
a bit soon innit 
Give me a ring sometime yeah?" 
But then he starts to get mad 
"Listen here girl, I bought that gear you got on, I 
paid you in here tonight 
I bought you all them drinks and you wanna go home, I 
should bleedin coco" 
And then he stormed off 
Well, I felt a right mug, well you would wouldn't you 
So I ran after him, caught him up 
And here we are walking down this street about a 
hundred miles per hour 
Arm in arm, no talking, atmosphere you could have cut 
with a knife 
There's no-one about, nothing to take your mind off it 
you know 
No cars, not even the occasional stray animal 
It was cold and the wind's whistling through the tree's 
Blowing newspapers accross my legs so I tripped as I 
tried to keep up with him 
And there was all these alleyways and railway bridges, 
the stink of piss 
The all of a sudden he grabbed hold of my arm 
And he starts to drag me up one of these alleyways 
Then he starts to hit me really hard across the face, 
you know 
He was hitting me and grabbing at me 
It was awful because he was, like, so big 
Hitting me he was, and tearing at my clothes 
There was nothing I could do honest, I was helpless 
And then he tried to rape me, and there was nothing I 
could do, honest 
All I could do was scream, no...