MY SUNDAY OUT | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I'll sing you a song of the servant's 'all Of a life below the stairs Where the butler's boss, if 'e ain't 'joss' An' the 'ousemaid puts on queenly hairs It's a hempire so to speak An' regular once a week We takes a day, an' we blow our pay It's our Sunday out Chorus: On my Sunday out, On my Sunday out I hallus togs hup ar lar mode As I does a swagger down the road I talks of 'my noble Par' as I puff at a big cigar I gives the bloomin' street a 'tong' Hon my Sunday out I sneaks the guvnor's best tall 'at And 'is dossy patent boots I takes my ch'ice, if they're varry nice Of 'is brand new 'ome-from -the-tailor suits Then on my 'ands I shoves a pair of lavender gloves I goes hout at the back, and I chance the sack On my Sunday out Chorus: On my Sunday out, On my Sunday out I hallus togs hup arlar mode As I does a swagger down the road I talks of 'my noble Par' as I puff at a big cigar You'd take me for a 'owlin' toff Hon my Sunday out I'm good to the gals in a fatherly way If they're togged out nice and neat No partickler one, for I favour none Hemmer's a darlin'! Kate's a treat But the gal of gals for me, is the one as contrives to see As 'er missises kit, is a puffick fit For 'er Sunday out Chorus: On 'er Sunday out, that's my Sunday out I hallus togs hup ar lar mode As I does a swagger down the road I talks of 'my noble Par' as I puff at a big cigar You'd take me for a Hearl at least Hon my Sunday out. |
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Written and composed by Albert Chevalier & Alfred H. West | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Performed by Albert Chevalier (1861-1923) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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