| The old Rocker wore his hair too long
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| Wore his trouser cuffs too tight
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| Unfashionable to the end --- drank his ale too light
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| Death’s head belt buckle --- yesterday’s dreams ---
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| The transport caf' prophet of doom
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| Ringing no change in his double-sewn seams
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| In his post-war-babe gloom
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| Cut along the dotted line slip in and seal the flap
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| Postal competition crazy, though you wear the dunce’s cap
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| Win a fortnight in Ibiza line up for the big hand out
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| You’ll never know unless you try what winning’s all about
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| Be a quizz kid
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| Be a whizz kid
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| Six days later there’s a rush telegram
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| Drop everything and telephone this number if you can
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| It’s a free trip down to London for a weekend of high life
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| They’ll wine you; |
| dine you; |
| undermine you, better not bring the wife
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| Be a quizz kid
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| Be a whizz kid
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| It’s a try out for a quizz show that millions watch each week
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| Following the fate and fortunes of contestants as they speak
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| Answerable to everyone; |
| responsible to all; |
| publicity dissected ---
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| Brain cells splattered on the walls of encyclopaedic knowledge
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| May be barbaric but it’s fun. |
| As the clock ticks away a lifetime
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| Hold your head up to the gun of a million cathode ray tubes aimed at your tiny
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| skull
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| May you find sweet inspiration
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| May your memory not be dull
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| May you rise to dizzy success
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| May your wit be quick and strong
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| May you constantly amaze us
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| May your answers not be wrong
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| May your head be on your shoulders
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| May your tongue be in your cheek
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| And most of all we pray that you may come back next week!
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| Be a quizz kid
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| Be a whizz kid |