Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Down at the Old 29 , by - Toy Dolls. Song from the album The Album After the Last One, in the genre АльтернативаRelease date: 09.10.2013
Record label: Secret
Song language: English
Down at the Old 29 |
| Arthur Gladwood, Dodgy Mad Pud |
| All the lads would disappear |
| Dick &Monga, they’re no longer here |
| Dougy Bell and Suggie Dell &Ken |
| All the lads out down the 29, back then |
| Dickie and Rob, Flip n’Fat Bob came |
| Now things will never be the same |
| Again |
| Arthur Gladwood, Dodgy Mad Pud |
| All the lads would disappear |
| Dick &Monga, they’re no longer here |
| I can still see, Kevin Wilksey’s face |
| At the 29 bar on Fridays, always |
| Me and Mosey, there till closing time |
| Back in the day the 29 was mine |
| Arthur Gladwood, Dodgy Mad Pud |
| All the lads would disappear |
| Dick &Monga, they’re no longer here |
| A chilling wind blows so cold |
| And there’s no hint of the Old 29 |
| Alfie Noble, Nick and Nobby |
| Pete and Keith and Mac and Robbie |
| Baz &Skinny, Tim &Little Paul |
| Jacky Jimmy, Bobby, Teddy |
| Donny, Harry Willy, Bernie |
| Barry, Garry, Charlie, Freddie |
| Jerry, Trevor, Billy, Ernie |
| Merry Melly, Jack and Terry |
| Dirty Dicka, Danny, Neil and all |
| Micky, Daft Doug, and the lads would be |
| Down at the 29, happy, with me |
| But before long, they were all gone, oh |
| Where did me 29 mates go? |
| Who knows? |
| Arthur Gladwood, Dodgy Mad Pud |
| All the lads would disappear |
| Dick &Monga, they’re no longer here |
| Dicky and Rob, Micky and Doug |
| Flip n’Fat Bob came |