Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Lulu Selling Tea , by - The Proclaimers. Song from the album Sunshine On Leith, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 16.10.2011
Record label: Parlophone
Song language: English
Lulu Selling Tea |
| May I be allowed to voice dissent |
| Over the Sixties, and what they meant |
| Cos I’ve been listening for twenty years |
| The anecdotes ring in my ears |
| From people who were over the age of consent |
| Now I don’t recall too much long hair |
| At least not around where we used to stay |
| The only guy we thought was okay |
| Who wore his hair the Beatles way |
| Was a Belfast boy that Man United play |
| Mother’s Pride on the table, Batman on TV |
| A Man in a Suitcase, and Daktari and Skippy |
| Jimmy Clitheroe, Colin Stein, and Lulu selling tea |
| Going to school in the dark, in the winter |
| The view from beneath my balaclava |
| The world from four feet off the floor |
| Must have had its limitations |
| Without my adult complications |
| But I can only report what I saw |
| And I saw… |
| Lucky bags, Bazooka Joes, animal tracks on my shoes |
| I was sooking milk through a straw |
| In the middle of the morning |
| Saturday morning pictures, and fireworks getting thrown |
| Football songs in the shelter in the playground |
| St Cuthbert’s horses pulling the carts of the milkmen |
| You know, it’s funny, but |
| I don’t recall too much long hair |