Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song William Booth, artist - The Victorian English Gentlemens ClubDate of issue: 05.12.2017
Song language: English
William Booth |
| I said «Hey, hullo, how did your journey go» |
| William Booth went straight up |
| He assumed his life was so pure |
| That the gates would not be shut |
| (William Booth) |
| In Heaven, at a mill you’re miles by the |
| Wife in tow, how did he know |
| That the gates would not be shut? |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| When at the gates the guards drawed their knifes |
| Said «Hullo, you assumed too much |
| Just because you meant something in your world |
| Doesn’t mean you can come straight up.» |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Com back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Com back in my train) |
| And with their boots they began to push William Booth |
| Wife in tow, down to Hell |
| Don’t assume anything in your life |
| Don’t assume you can come straight up |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my train) |
| (Come back in my) |