Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Serves You Right (You Shouldn't Have Joined) , by - George Formby. Release date: 18.06.2012
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Serves You Right (You Shouldn't Have Joined) , by - George Formby. Serves You Right (You Shouldn't Have Joined) |
| Ever since the days of old the Navy’s ruled the waves |
| For years they’ve told the world that Britain’s never shall be slaves |
| The Navy still remembers and you’ll often hear |
| Them say What Nelson told Napoleon upon Trafalgar day |
| It serves you right |
| You shouldn’t have joined, it jolly well serves you right |
| It serves you right, you shouldn’t have joined |
| You might have been sitting tight You might have been in Civvy Street |
| Instead of in the fight But it serves you right |
| You shouldn’t have joined, it jolly well serves you right |
| And it’s no use kicking up a row because your nobody’s sweetheart now |
| You can weep and sigh and pipe your eye but still youre in the fight |
| It serves you right |
| You shouldn’t have joined, it jolly well serves you right |
| I wouldn’t mind the Navy if the blinking ship were still |
| It’s all this bobbing up and down that makes me feel so ill |
| The seas alright for sharks and whales and things the like of |
| That But I’d rather stick my Marlin’s Pike in llkley Moor ba’tat |
| But It serves me right, I shouldn’t have joined |
| It jolly well serves me right It serves me right |
| I shouldn’t have joined, I might have been sitting tight |
| When I was cleaning windows I would keep em nice and bright But |
| Now I’m polishing portholes, rubbing them up with all me might |
| And it’s no use kicking up a row because I’m nobody’s sweetheart now |
| One day up in the crows nest I was feeling bright and gay ' |
| Til the captain shouted Dont come down, we’ve taken the ship away' |
| I used to be a chimney sweep in dear old Wigan town |
| I used to do the lady’s down the street for half a |
| Crown But now I don’t get nothing for the little jobs I do |
| I wish I was in Wigan sweeping Mrs |
| Jones’s flue |
| But it serves me right, I shouldn’t have joined |
| It jolly well serves me right It serves me right |
| I shouldn’t have joined, I might have been sitting tight |
| I thought in every port I’d get a cuddle every night |
| But all I’ve done is cuddle a gun and work up an appetite |
| And it’s no use kicking up a row because I’m nobody’s sweetheart now |
| There’s a draught around my fore and aft my jumper’s much too tight |
| I’ve got barnacles on my binnacle and it ruddy well serves me right |
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