Song | The Ramblin Rover |
Artist | Silly Wizard |
Album | Live Wizardry |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Stewart | |
CHORUS | |
Oh, there're sober men and plenty, | |
And drunkards barely twenty, | |
There are men of over ninety | |
That have never yet kissed a girl. | |
But give me a ramblin' rover, | |
Frae Orkney down to Dover. | |
We will roam the country over | |
And together we'll face the world. | |
There's many that feign enjoyment | |
From merciless employment, | |
Their ambition was this deployment | |
From the minute they left the school. | |
And they save and scrape and ponder | |
While the rest go out and squander, | |
See the world and rove and wander | |
And are happier as a rule. | |
CHORUS | |
I've roamed through all the nations | |
In delight of all creations, | |
And enjoyed a wee sensation | |
Where the company, it was kind. | |
And when partin' was no pleasure, | |
I've drunk another measure | |
To the good friends that we treasure | |
For they always are in our mind. | |
CHORUS | |
If you're bent wi' arthiritis, | |
Your bowels have got Colitis, | |
You've gallopin' bollockitis | |
And you're thinkin' it's time you died, | |
If you been a man o' action, | |
Though you're lying there in traction, | |
You will get some satisfaction | |
Thinkin', "Jesus, at least I tried." | |
CHORUS |
zuo ci : Stewart | |
CHORUS | |
Oh, there' re sober men and plenty, | |
And drunkards barely twenty, | |
There are men of over ninety | |
That have never yet kissed a girl. | |
But give me a ramblin' rover, | |
Frae Orkney down to Dover. | |
We will roam the country over | |
And together we' ll face the world. | |
There' s many that feign enjoyment | |
From merciless employment, | |
Their ambition was this deployment | |
From the minute they left the school. | |
And they save and scrape and ponder | |
While the rest go out and squander, | |
See the world and rove and wander | |
And are happier as a rule. | |
CHORUS | |
I' ve roamed through all the nations | |
In delight of all creations, | |
And enjoyed a wee sensation | |
Where the company, it was kind. | |
And when partin' was no pleasure, | |
I' ve drunk another measure | |
To the good friends that we treasure | |
For they always are in our mind. | |
CHORUS | |
If you' re bent wi' arthiritis, | |
Your bowels have got Colitis, | |
You' ve gallopin' bollockitis | |
And you' re thinkin' it' s time you died, | |
If you been a man o' action, | |
Though you' re lying there in traction, | |
You will get some satisfaction | |
Thinkin', " Jesus, at least I tried." | |
CHORUS |
zuò cí : Stewart | |
CHORUS | |
Oh, there' re sober men and plenty, | |
And drunkards barely twenty, | |
There are men of over ninety | |
That have never yet kissed a girl. | |
But give me a ramblin' rover, | |
Frae Orkney down to Dover. | |
We will roam the country over | |
And together we' ll face the world. | |
There' s many that feign enjoyment | |
From merciless employment, | |
Their ambition was this deployment | |
From the minute they left the school. | |
And they save and scrape and ponder | |
While the rest go out and squander, | |
See the world and rove and wander | |
And are happier as a rule. | |
CHORUS | |
I' ve roamed through all the nations | |
In delight of all creations, | |
And enjoyed a wee sensation | |
Where the company, it was kind. | |
And when partin' was no pleasure, | |
I' ve drunk another measure | |
To the good friends that we treasure | |
For they always are in our mind. | |
CHORUS | |
If you' re bent wi' arthiritis, | |
Your bowels have got Colitis, | |
You' ve gallopin' bollockitis | |
And you' re thinkin' it' s time you died, | |
If you been a man o' action, | |
Though you' re lying there in traction, | |
You will get some satisfaction | |
Thinkin', " Jesus, at least I tried." | |
CHORUS |