Tonart: D major
Verse 1
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Was a wet day in London
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Me fortunes were crumblin'
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I was on me way back
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The job and the foreman that day
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And the lorry ran over the sandals, begob
Verse 2
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I was hungry and thirsty
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and felt a bit down
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I went in for a little libation
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I'd five pints of porter
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Three Jimmies for starters
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Two pork pies and what
Verse 3
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Though the day, it was dreary
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Now I felt a bit cheery
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In no time I was ready for action,
begob
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And I played the old jukebox
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Pulled up the old blue socks -
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And winked at this young
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She winked back and
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she sat down beside me
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she told me the same
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Says I to her, "What?"
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"Then what are ya drinkin'?"
Verse 4
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Me old flower" I said then to her
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"Come here, me old flower
Bed there more porter"
Verse 5
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She'd a gin and a tonic
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And I felt supersonic
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Em
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For her figure was maybe the devil, begob
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With curves in right places
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Through satins and laces
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That would tempt an old
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Bishop though celibate, begob
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Me luck might be in and to
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night I might sin
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Though last week I was just at confession
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Sure would do me no harm
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to have me a bit
Verse 6
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Well, I was playing it cool
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As I do as a rule
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When the barman was call
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ing for time now
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Begob and she said with
her sweet face
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She'll come back to my place
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Was then that I knew she was mine now,
begob
Verse 7
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with carpets so plush
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She took off me ol' cap
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Without any delay she wore
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a sweet negligé
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Like the girls wear on what
(On what?)
Verse 8
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"Come here, me old flower"
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"Come here, me old flower
Bed there more porter"
Verse 9
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I don't mean to be crude but
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Em
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With this goddess, this beautiful Venus
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Begob she ruffled me duffle
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We kissed and we shuffled
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What a sight if me ma only seen us, begob
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I was feeling quite grand with
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The business at hand
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When this photo I saw on the dresser
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Was herself and this man, oh
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With dirty big hands for her husband
(Was who?) was Wild
Although she was charming
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I felt this alarming he was
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mean as a hairy
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With his woman", I said
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"He'd kill me for sure I can tell ya
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Don't worry for he'd never hurry
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Don't seen him at all, he's a messer
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The door opened that night and
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I got such a fright in the doorway
(Was who?) was Wild
Verse 10
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Me old flower" I said then to her
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"Come here, me old flower
Bed there more porter"
Verse 11
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With rage he was steamin'
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His eyes they were gleamin'
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Like a wild bull, he charged over to me
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Begob but I ducked his wild pass
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And ran like a hare for the doorway,
begob!
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I'd have gotten away without any delay
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But I tripped and fell over the carpet
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Well this dirty big pup
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Grabbed me by the what (The what?)
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By the leg and he pulled it
Verse 12
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"Come here, me old flower"
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Don't believe this old yarn
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Don't believe this old rhyme
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For I'm pulling your leg
Like he's pulling mine
Verse 13
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Tooraloo, tooralay
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With your toorali oorali ay
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