The Mudcat Café TM
Thread #99894 Message #3003758
Posted By: Amos
10-Oct-10 - 11:28 AM
Thread Name: Songs about Whitby??!
Subject: RE: Songs about Whitby??!
If you come down to Whitby's town Just looking for a frolic You might drop by a little pub Where no-one's melancholic! Not just a common tap and spile, All sorts get welcomed in, To lift a glass and sing a tune At Whitby's Station Inn!
CHO:And oh, we have a jolly time When the regÕlar crowd comes through, When Derek sets the singing 'round And Colin serves the brew And Andrew fills the mugs again We make a loverly din A drinking Sunday night away At the dear old Station Inn
The crowd comes in to have a pint, Meandering to the door But the place is looking spiffy now So they stay for three or four! The colour scheme's inviting The place done up like new So they often spend the whole night long A-sipping Andrew's brew.
And oh, we have a jolly time When the regÕlar crowd comes through, When Derek sets the singing 'round And Colin serves the brew And Andrew fills the mugs again We make a loverly din A drinking Sunday night away At the dear old Station Inn
There's Handsome Jim, when he comes in, The gals all start to blush And Emma grabs the largest glass And fill it with a rush. Her eyes are bright, her curves are right Her waistline is the thinnest. But if you make a bit too free She'll douse your head with Guinness!
But oh, we have a jolly time When the regÕlar crowd comes through, When Derek sets the singing 'round And Colin serves the brew And Andrew fills the mugs again We make a loverly din A drinking Sunday night away At the dear old Station Inn
So raise your glass, and health to her, And honest barkeep Pat, They keep the tavern running right, And thanks to them for that! Now bring a round back to the Snug, And let the songs begin Old Whitby's never seen the like Of our dear old Station Inn!
But oh, we have a jolly time When the regÕlar crowd comes through, When Derek sets the singing 'round And Colin serves the brew And Andrew fills the mugs again We make a loverly din A drinking Sunday night away At the dear old Station Inn