Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Transistor Radio, artist - Benny Hill.
Date of issue: 09.10.2013
Song language: English
Transistor Radio |
My baby’s got a transistor radio |
She takes it everywhere we go |
She takes it when we go out a-walking |
Even to a movie show |
Well now, just last night, in the pale moonlight |
I asked her for a kiss |
But instead of hearing her whisper sweet words of love |
All that I could hear was this |
(Radio Pinky & Perky Style) |
Last night I held a little hand |
it made my poor heart sing |
It was the sweetest hand I’d held |
Four aces and a king |
Ga-ba-ga-ba-hey-ho |
I went round to the house where my baby lives |
To ask her for a date |
There I was, walking up the garden path |
Round about half past eight |
When I heard a sound, made my poor heart pound |
It stopped me in my stride |
I seemed to hear the voice of another guy |
Coming from inside |
(Radio Elvis Style) |
I wonder if you? |
re lonesome tonight — but don’t wanna call |
Maybe that? |
s ?cause you? |
re eleven feet tall |
And all the world? |
s a stage, I have often heard that said |
But I don? |
t have a wooden heart |
I have a wooden head |
I? |
d like to take her transistor radio |
And throw it in the deep blue sea |
I? |
m so jealous of her transistor radio |
?Cause it takes her mind off me |
I said, Oh baby, please be mine |
I want you for my own |
Tell me, is your love for somebody else? |
Or is it for me alone? |
(Radio Presenter Style) |
It’s also for Ngia Gooki of British Honduras, Umbongo Appledory of New Guinea, |
and Fred Glockenlocker of British Hartlepool |
I swore to her that I would always be true |
And love her all the while |
And on that oh so happy day in may |
I took her down the aisle |
Now, do you take this man to be your loving husband? |
The preacher softly said |
But he never heard you say, I do |
Cause this is what he heard instead |
(Radio) |
Gabba, gabba, yeah, yeah |
Gabba, gabba, yeah, yeah |
You told me you were just eighteen on the telephone |
I thought that you meant eighteen years |
But you meant eighteen stone |
Big fat mama |
We went to spend our honeymoon down on the Island of Capri |
I found ourselves a very small hotel as quiet as could be |
But when I got up to our room upon our wedding night |
This is the sound that reached my ears |
As I switched out the light |
Darling? |
Ere, where? |
s the radio? |
Music he wants |