Subject: Lyr Add: DAN THE DUSTMAN (John Kirkpatrick) From: Jim Dixon Date: 11 Sep 07 - 06:50 PM I heard this on the radio today. I don't even know what album it's from, but the announcer said it was an LP. Isn't it nice that some stations still play LPs? I assume John Kirkpatrick wrote this. Anybody know for sure? And can anybody supply a correction to verse 6, line 1? DAN THE DUSTMAN As sung by John Kirkpatrick 1. Oh, me name is Dan the dustman; a jolly boy am I. I travels the streets around all day and I makes the dust to fly. CHORUS: With a hell of a din, with a clash of me bin, A dustman's life for me. 2. It's early in the morning when folks are still in bed, I bashes me can as loud as I can to give 'em an aching head. 3. We collect the stuff in bucketfuls, in tins and paper bags, And there's many a tramp that I've shoved up the ramp in mistake for a pile of rags. 4. To me all men are equal no matter what their name. Whatever their occupation, their rubbish all stinks the same. 5. Now, Christmas comes but once a year and we all show good will; Oh, but if you don't give us a Christmas box, your dustbin will stay filled. 6. So come, me boys, and make your noise, for no … let joy impart, (?) Raisin' a hullabaloo with a jovial crew all on the dustman's cart. [To hear an archived radio program that includes this song, Click here and then advance to 1 hour 9 minutes from the beginning of the segment.] |
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