| I went and changed a pound for the Underground
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| The Bakerloo northbound cos I fancied coming round
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| The Bakerloo northbound cos you fancied coming round?
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| Hmm, the Bakerloo northbound cos I fancied coming round
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| Well, I’m very glad you did, and I’m glad you paid a quid
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| I’d go and put the kettle on if I could find the lid
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| You’d go and put the kettle on if you could find the lid?
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| Yes, I’d go and put the kettle on if I could find the lid
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| Please allow me to agree cos I’d love a cup of tea
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| And I’d risk it for a biscuit, as I said, well, you know me
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| You’d risk it for a biscuit?
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| Yes, I’d risk it for a biscuit, as I said, you know me
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| No sooner said than done, aren’t you the lucky one?
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| We’re out of chocolate hollies, would you like a Chelsea bun?
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| Oh, you’re out of chocolate hollies, ooh, I’d love a Chelsea bun
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| Since we’re out of chocolate hollies you must have a Chelsea bun
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| That’s a very tasty hat, where d' you have to go for that?
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| It’s the first one that I’ve seen that doesn’t make your face look fat
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| Ooh, it’s the first one that you’ve seen that doesn’t make my face look fat?
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| Yes, it’s the first one that I’ve seen that doesn’t make your face look fat
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| I got it down the Lane where the prices are insane
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| I could have got the houndstooth but I rather liked the plain
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| Ooh, you could have got the houndstooth but you rather liked the plain?
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| Yes, I could have got the houndstooth but I rather liked the plain
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| Ooh, it doesn’t half look sweet, it’s more than half a proper treat
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| It’s a monkey to a pony that there’s more than half a sheep
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| Ooh, it’s a monkey to a pony that there’s more than half a sheep?
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| Yes, it’s a monkey to a pony that there’s more than half a sheep
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| Hmm, I wonder… |