Feels like winter again
Oh dear that’s a bit of a pain
Feels like winter again
Oh dear that’s a bit of a pain
It’s been windy and grey
Feels like winter again
Oh dear that’s a bit of a pain
It’s been windy and grey
And has been all day
Feels like winter again
Oh dear that’s a bit of a pain
It’s been windy and grey
And has been all day
Seems summer is now on the wane
Let’s look on the bright side for now
Let’s look on the bright side for now
It don’t do to moan anyhow
Let’s look on the bright side for now
It don’t do to moan anyhow
But what if there’s no bright side?
Let’s look on the bright side for now
It don’t do to moan anyhow
But what if there’s no bright side?
Then just run away and hide
Lets look on the bright side for now
It don’t do to moan anyhow
But what if there’s no bright side?
Then just run away and hide
But before you go, take a bow.
There was a nice man from Harrow
There was a nice man from Harrow
Who sold goods from a wheelbarrow
There was a nice man from Harrow
Who sold goods from a wheelbarrow
But one day it fell
There was a nice man from Harrow
Who sold goods from a wheelbarrow
But one day it fell
Straight down an old well
There was a nice man from Harrow
Who sold goods from a wheelbarrow
But one day it fell
Straight down an old well
Followed closely by his giant marrow
The vicar was saving some souls
The vicar was saving some souls
As well as some rats and some moles
The vicar was saving some souls
As well as some rats and some moles
The bells he did ring
The vicar was saving some soul
As well as some rats and some moles
The bells he did ring
They went ding a ling
The vicar was saving some souls
As well as some rats and some moles
The bells he did ring
They went ding a ling
Then were joined by two new born foals.
A family of piggies from York
A family of piggies from York
Were destined for products of pork
A family of piggies from York
Were destined for products of pork
Into sausage and chops