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Times are tough for English babies | <noinclude>{{Lyrics for|Sunday's Best}}</noinclude> | ||
Send the army and the navy | Times are tough for English babies<br> | ||
Beat up strangers who talk funny | Send the army and the navy<br> | ||
Take their greasy foreign money | Beat up strangers who talk funny<br> | ||
Skin shop, red leather, hot line | Take their greasy foreign money<br> | ||
Be prepared for the engaged sign | Skin shop, red leather, hot line<br> | ||
Bridal books, engagement rings | Be prepared for the engaged sign<br> | ||
And other wicked little things | Bridal books, engagement rings<br> | ||
And other wicked little things<br> | |||
Chorus: | <br> | ||
Standing in your socks and vest | Chorus:<br> | ||
Better get it off your chest | Standing in your socks and vest<br> | ||
Every day is just like the rest | Better get it off your chest<br> | ||
But Sunday's best | Every day is just like the rest<br> | ||
But Sunday's best<br> | |||
Stylish slacks to suit your pocket | <br> | ||
Back supports and picture lockets | Stylish slacks to suit your pocket<br> | ||
Sleepy towns and sleeper trains | Back supports and picture lockets<br> | ||
To the dogs and down the drains | Sleepy towns and sleeper trains<br> | ||
Major roads and ladies smalls | To the dogs and down the drains<br> | ||
Hearts of oak and long trunk calls | Major roads and ladies smalls<br> | ||
Continental interference | Hearts of oak and long trunk calls<br> | ||
At death's door with life insurance | Continental interference<br> | ||
At death's door with life insurance<br> | |||
Chorus | <br> | ||
Chorus<br> | |||
Sunday's best, Sunday's finest | <br> | ||
When your money's in the minus | Sunday's best, Sunday's finest<br> | ||
And you suffer from your shyness | When your money's in the minus<br> | ||
You can listen to us whiners | And you suffer from your shyness<br> | ||
You can listen to us whiners<br> | |||
Don't look now under the bed | <br> | ||
An arm, a leg and a severed head | Don't look now under the bed<br> | ||
Read about the private lives | An arm, a leg and a severed head<br> | ||
The songs of praise, the readers' wives | Read about the private lives<br> | ||
Listen to the decent people | The songs of praise, the readers' wives<br> | ||
Though you treat them just like sheep | Listen to the decent people<br> | ||
Put them all in boots and khaki | Though you treat them just like sheep<br> | ||
Blame it all upon the darkies | Put them all in boots and khaki<br> | ||
Blame it all upon the darkies<br> | |||
Chorus | <br> | ||
Chorus<br> | |||
Sunday's best | <br> | ||
Sunday's best<br> | |||
Latest revision as of 01:51, 29 April 2009
Sunday's Best
Times are tough for English babies
Send the army and the navy
Beat up strangers who talk funny
Take their greasy foreign money
Skin shop, red leather, hot line
Be prepared for the engaged sign
Bridal books, engagement rings
And other wicked little things
Chorus:
Standing in your socks and vest
Better get it off your chest
Every day is just like the rest
But Sunday's best
Stylish slacks to suit your pocket
Back supports and picture lockets
Sleepy towns and sleeper trains
To the dogs and down the drains
Major roads and ladies smalls
Hearts of oak and long trunk calls
Continental interference
At death's door with life insurance
Chorus
Sunday's best, Sunday's finest
When your money's in the minus
And you suffer from your shyness
You can listen to us whiners
Don't look now under the bed
An arm, a leg and a severed head
Read about the private lives
The songs of praise, the readers' wives
Listen to the decent people
Though you treat them just like sheep
Put them all in boots and khaki
Blame it all upon the darkies
Chorus
Sunday's best
