
Date of issue: 09.09.2007
Song language: English
Mulberry Harbour |
This popular town |
Just a few thousand down |
If you’ve got the tin |
Have tolerance, please |
It’s the English disease |
Not the seventh sin |
They can’t resist somehow |
To say how much their house worth now |
Just look how far they’ve come |
Jumping the gun |
A place in the sun |
And you know |
They’ve all moved out to Mulberry Harbour |
They’ve shut down the baker and the barber |
They don’t want the fishermen or farmers |
There ain’t no launderamas |
They never wear pajamas in bed |
How cultured they are |
In a big silver car |
In the morning blue |
Then after the gym |
With a Pinot for him |
ANd the same for her |
And though they do not stint |
To make a smaller carbon footprint |
Just look how well they’ve done |
Jumping the gun |
Futures begun |
Now they say |
They’ve all moved out to Mulberry Harbour |
They look good in Timberlands and Barbour |
They don’t want the fisherman or farmers |
Or any rama-lama |
It mentions with the karma, their head |
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Dawn Smile | 2007 |
Ghost of Jenni Rainbyrd | 2015 |
Straight to You Boy | 1992 |
The Jangling Man | 1992 |
We'll Build a House | 1992 |
Before The Hurricane | 1992 |
A Street Called Prospect | 1992 |
Home Counties Boy | 1992 |
Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others | 1994 |
When The Damsons Are Down | 1994 |
Wow! Look at That Old Man | 2007 |
I Will Haunt Your Room | 1995 |
A Summer Tamarind | 2007 |