Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Don't Get Married Girls, artist - Seán CannonAlbum song 50 Years, in the genre Кельтская музыка
Date of issue: 15.11.2012
Record label: IML Irish Music Licensing
Song language: English
Don't Get Married Girls |
Don’t get married girls, you’ll sign away your life |
You may start off as a woman but you’ll end up as the wife |
You could be a vestal virgin, take the veil and be a nun |
But don’t get married girls for marriage isn’t fun |
Oh, it’s fine when you’re romancing and he plays the lover’s part |
You’re the roses in his garden, you’re the flame that warms his heart |
And his love will last forever and he’ll promise you the moon |
But just wait until you’re wedded, then he’ll sing a different tune |
You’re his tapioca pudding, you’re the dumplings in his stew |
But he’ll soon begin to wonder what he ever saw in you |
Still he takes without complaining all the dishes you provide |
For you see he’s got to have his bit of jam tart on the side |
So don’t get married girls, it’s very badly paid |
You may start off as the mistress but you’ll end up as the maid |
Be a daring deep sea diver, be a polished polyglot |
But don’t get married girls, for marriage is a plot |
Have you seen him in the morning with a face that looks like death? |
With dandruff on his pillow and tobacco on his breath |
And he needs some reassurance with his cup of tea in bed |
For he’s worried by the mortgage and the bald patch on his head |
And he’s sure that your his mother, lays his head upon your breast |
So you try to boost his ego, iron his shirt and warm his vest |
Then you get him off to work, the mighty hunter is restored |
And he leaves you there with nothing but the dreams you can’t afford |
So don’t get married girls, men they’re all the same |
They just use you when they need you, you’d do better on the game |
Be a call girl, be a stripper, be a hostess, be a whore |
But don’t get married girls, for marriage is a bore |
When he comes home in the evening he can hardly spare a look |
All he says is «What's for dinner?» |
After all you’re just the cook |
But when he takes you to a party, well, he eyes you with a frown |
For you know you’ve got to look your best, you mustn’t let him down |
And he’ll clutch you with that «Look-what-I've-got» twinkle in his eyes |
Like he’s entered for a raffle and he’s won you for the prize |
Ah, but when the party’s over you’ll be slogging through the sludge |
Half the time a decoration and the other half a drudge |
So don’t get married, it’ll drive you round the bend |
It’s the lane without a turning, it’s the end without an end |
Take a lover every Friday, take up tennis, be a nurse |
But don’t get married girls, for marriage is a curse |
Then you get him off to work, the mighty hunter is restored |
And he leaves you there with nothing but the dreams you can’t afford |