Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Boat Train, artist - The Pogues. Album song Original Album Series, in the genre Фолк-рок
Date of issue: 03.11.2011
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Warner Music UK
Song language: English
Boat Train |
I met with Napper Tandy and I shook him by the hand |
He said hold me up for chrissake, for i can hardly stand |
The most disgraceful journey on which i’ve ever been |
The last time that i traveled on the boat train |
I had a couple of drinks in town, a few more in the port |
I puked up on the gangway but some kind folks helped me board |
They sat me at a table, poured whiskey down my throat |
Sat me at a table and i lost my watch and coat |
First we drank some whiskey |
Then we had some gin |
Then we had tequila i think that’s what did me in |
Then we had some brandy and the women had a dance |
The steward then announced that we could play the game of chance |
We crowded round the table with our money in our hands |
I landed on the other side without a penny in my pants |
Woke up in the toilet when we got to holyhead |
The doors were all a-banging and i wished that i was dead |
Then we went through customs |
A couple of credited thugs |
First they looked for bombs and guns |
Then they looked for drugs |
Stuck a flashlight up my ass |
Told some Irish jokes |
Said «fuck off now paddy» |
So i headed for the smoke |
On the boat train |
We got on board the train and then we had a drink or two |
Started playing poker but the booze ran out at crewe |
Some people started sleeping, others looked for duty free |
Some bastard started singing «little cottage by the lee» |
He then sang «paper roses,» «boolavogue,» «eileen aru» |
Somebody started slagging off the Pakis and the Jews |
Found a bottle of whiskey |
Found a bottle of gin |
I sat down in the corner and i read the daily news |
First i drank the whiskey |
Then i drank the gin |
I tried to make the toilet |
But i broke my fucking shin |
The next thing that i knew i was in london in the rain |
Staggering up the platform on the boat train |