| We are born of ancient family
|
| Living here all our days
|
| And though we love our scenery
|
| Wouldn’t we just love somewhere to stay?
|
| It’s an order for eviction
|
| And I can’t believe I’m seeing what I see
|
| If it kills I will surround myself
|
| With four stone walls
|
| A little pride upon the shelf
|
| And four stone walls around me
|
| And they came to meet you, one and all
|
| With big words in the village hall
|
| Getting older, looking back
|
| Still the fact is nothing changed at all
|
| Never charity we seek, just honest wages
|
| Once a week and a place called home
|
| If it kills I will surround myself
|
| With four stone walls
|
| A little pride upon the shelf
|
| And four stone walls around me
|
| To whom it will concern within your office
|
| Wouldn’t you wish more than this, a caravan
|
| Pushed aside, forgotten land
|
| For me and my kind
|
| If it kills I will surround myself
|
| With four stone walls
|
| A little pride upon the shelf
|
| And four stone walls around me
|
| If it kills I will surround myself
|
| With four stone walls
|
| A little pride upon the shelf
|
| And four stone walls around me |