Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Oranges and Lemons Again, artist - Jools Holland. Album song Jools Holland And Friends - Small World Big Band, in the genre R&B
Date of issue: 18.11.2001
Record label: Warner Music UK
Song language: English
Oranges and Lemons Again |
Oh it’s the crooked leg, the crooked mile |
The hotel lift and a menacing smile |
The energy of an itinerant child |
To catch a glimpse of Mr Oscar Wilde |
Waterborn, Southend on Sea |
Twisted, bent, disability |
Lord Upminster, Bo Diddley and Richard the Third |
With the most unroyal mouth that you’ve ever heard |
He’s never gonna do it, oh he has and all |
They’re smiling politely, but they’re really appalled |
And it’s turned out oranges and lemons again |
All three bells in a row |
We’re in and out of the Eagle |
And up and down the City Road |
Sweet Gene Vincent, mean old Ronnie Kray |
The low-slung slouch of the bird of prey |
Trouser pocket boys in unromantic places |
Cigarettes falling from their sallow faces |
He’s never gonna do it, oh he has and all |
They’re smiling politely, but they’re really appalled |
And it’s turned out oranges and lemons again |
All three bells in a row |
We’re in and out of the Eagle |
And up and down the City Road |
Lurking in the doorway of every town |
Rough kids rally with their sorrows drowned |
Burnt out faces and their ash-tray eyes |
Up goes the cry through the perforated skies |
He’s never gonna do it, oh he has and all |
They’re smiling politely, but they’re really appalled |
And it’s turned out oranges and lemons again |
All three bells in a row |
We’re in and out of the Eagle |
And up and down the City Road |
Turned out oranges and lemons again |
All three bells in a row |
We’re in and out of the Eagle |
And up and down the City Road |