letra de wellington goes to waterloo - the wombles
it was early one morning, the fish were jumping high
the policemen were in their
uniforms, there were aeroplanes in the sky
young wellington raised his glasses to the sky of ever-so-blue
saying “let’s collect some engine numbers down at waterloo”
a day-off comes so seldom in a womble’s working year
that they like to make the most of them whenever they appear
so he put away his tidy bag and joined the breakfast queue
saying, “soon i’ll be london town, down at waterloo”
ooh, ticket collector, ticket-collecting all day long
if you let me look at the engines, i’ll sing you a wombling song
so he wandered on to platform six, his notebook in his paw
he cleaned his glasses with a rag he found upon the floor
just then a mighty pullman train came rattling into town
so wellington whipped his notebook out and got the number down
ooh, ticket collector, ticket-collecting all day long
if you let me look at the engines, i’ll sing you a wombling song
ooh, ticket collector, ticket-collecting all day long
if you let me look at the engines, i’ll sing you a wombling song
the trains pulled in and out again, ’til wellington’s book filled up
so he poured his thermos flask of tea into his plastic cup
he assessed the situation as he sipped the steaming brew
“it’s so nice collecting engine numbers, down at waterloo.”
ooh, ticket collector, ticket-collecting all day long
if you let me look at the engines, i’ll sing you a wombling song
ooh, ticket collector, ticket-collecting all day long
if you let me look at the engines, i’ll sing you a wombling song
letras aleatórias
- letra de menina - alfredo zitarrosa
- letra de escrevendo a história de deus - alda célia
- letra de só penso em você (that thing you do) - the fevers
- letra de hino de araçariguama - hinos de cidades
- letra de samba ae - chiclete com banana
- letra de carnaval beijo na boca - chiclete com banana
- letra de caminho do céu - tião carreiro e pardinho
- letra de jesus is one way - banda gerd
- letra de hino de puxinanã - hinos de cidades
- letra de lamento - itou kanako