Longmoor Lyrics

[00:00.000]	作曲 : Public Domain
[00:06.784]	Oh Mary, this Longmoor’s a wonderful place
[00:12.766]	But the organisation’s a ****ing disgrace.
[00:18.885]	They stand on the square and they bawl and they shout,
[00:24.745]	They shout about things they know ****‑all about.
[00:31.279]
[00:31.856]	There’s plenty of Naafi tea, oh never mind,
[00:36.806]	It’s a brew I’m sure Brook Vaunt never designed.
[00:43.137]	The flavour I’m sure no one ever could place,
[00:49.449]	But it tastes like a mixture of polish and paste.
[00:55.025]
[01:02.740]	This Longmoor on Thursdays is lovely to see,
[01:08.590]	With sappers all lined up in columns of three.
[01:14.689]	’Tis time when the officers sit in their chairs,
[01:20.675]	And dish out the money as if it were theirs.
[01:22.326]
[01:27.717]	When you get to them you hand them your book,
[01:32.827]	Then all you get from them a dirty black look.
[01:39.155]	They give you the cash you ****ing well earned,
[01:45.312]	And before you get out in the box it’s returned.
[01:46.805]
[01:58.272]	They tell us that Sunday’s a day we can rest,
[02:04.379]	But we’re out in the morning in best battle dress.
[02:10.622]	They tell us as Christians to church we must go,
[02:16.769]	So we’re lined up once more in threes in a row.
[02:18.288]
[02:22.977]	They tell us that someday this war’s going to end,
[02:28.547]	And a nice load of cash we’ll be able to spend.
[02:35.372]	If I had my way they would all of them be
[02:43.350]	Shovelling **** on the Isle of Capri.

[00:00.000]	zuo qu : Public Domain
[00:06.784]	Oh Mary, this Longmoor' s a wonderful place
[00:12.766]	But the organisation' s a ing disgrace.
[00:18.885]	They stand on the square and they bawl and they shout,
[00:24.745]	They shout about things they know all about.
[00:31.279]
[00:31.856]	There' s plenty of Naafi tea, oh never mind,
[00:36.806]	It' s a brew I' m sure Brook Vaunt never designed.
[00:43.137]	The flavour I' m sure no one ever could place,
[00:49.449]	But it tastes like a mixture of polish and paste.
[00:55.025]
[01:02.740]	This Longmoor on Thursdays is lovely to see,
[01:08.590]	With sappers all lined up in columns of three.
[01:14.689]	' Tis time when the officers sit in their chairs,
[01:20.675]	And dish out the money as if it were theirs.
[01:22.326]
[01:27.717]	When you get to them you hand them your book,
[01:32.827]	Then all you get from them a dirty black look.
[01:39.155]	They give you the cash you ing well earned,
[01:45.312]	And before you get out in the box it' s returned.
[01:46.805]
[01:58.272]	They tell us that Sunday' s a day we can rest,
[02:04.379]	But we' re out in the morning in best battle dress.
[02:10.622]	They tell us as Christians to church we must go,
[02:16.769]	So we' re lined up once more in threes in a row.
[02:18.288]
[02:22.977]	They tell us that someday this war' s going to end,
[02:28.547]	And a nice load of cash we' ll be able to spend.
[02:35.372]	If I had my way they would all of them be
[02:43.350]	Shovelling on the Isle of Capri.

[00:00.000]	zuò qǔ : Public Domain
[00:06.784]	Oh Mary, this Longmoor' s a wonderful place
[00:12.766]	But the organisation' s a ing disgrace.
[00:18.885]	They stand on the square and they bawl and they shout,
[00:24.745]	They shout about things they know all about.
[00:31.279]
[00:31.856]	There' s plenty of Naafi tea, oh never mind,
[00:36.806]	It' s a brew I' m sure Brook Vaunt never designed.
[00:43.137]	The flavour I' m sure no one ever could place,
[00:49.449]	But it tastes like a mixture of polish and paste.
[00:55.025]
[01:02.740]	This Longmoor on Thursdays is lovely to see,
[01:08.590]	With sappers all lined up in columns of three.
[01:14.689]	' Tis time when the officers sit in their chairs,
[01:20.675]	And dish out the money as if it were theirs.
[01:22.326]
[01:27.717]	When you get to them you hand them your book,
[01:32.827]	Then all you get from them a dirty black look.
[01:39.155]	They give you the cash you ing well earned,
[01:45.312]	And before you get out in the box it' s returned.
[01:46.805]
[01:58.272]	They tell us that Sunday' s a day we can rest,
[02:04.379]	But we' re out in the morning in best battle dress.
[02:10.622]	They tell us as Christians to church we must go,
[02:16.769]	So we' re lined up once more in threes in a row.
[02:18.288]
[02:22.977]	They tell us that someday this war' s going to end,
[02:28.547]	And a nice load of cash we' ll be able to spend.
[02:35.372]	If I had my way they would all of them be
[02:43.350]	Shovelling on the Isle of Capri.

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