Chorus: trad. Verses: © Jim Causley,
Paul Wilson & Marilyn Tucker 2007
Oh the lollipop man has a great big stick
And all that he charges is a penny a lick
And he gets it out whenever he can
He’s a dirty old devil is the lollipop man
Who is this with his spurty spout?
A dribbly cone, you can suck it all out
And a knicker-knocker glory, it’s the ice-cream man
But he cannot hold a candle to the lollipop man
Who is this with his grimy sack?
You can have it up the front or he’ll shove it round the back
With his sooty old nuts it’s the dirty coalman
But he’ll never hold a candle to the lollipop man
Who is this with his long stiff brush?
He rams it up the flu with a shove and a push
And he doesn’t give a toss; he’s the chimney sweep man
But he’ll never hold a candle to the lollipop man
And who is this with his floppy mop?
It’s long and it’s wet with a foam on top
Well he’s squeaky clean; it’s the window cleaner man
But he’ll never hold a candle to the lollipop man
Who is this with a silver top?
It’s nothing that a little blue-tit can’t pop
With his manly jugs it’s the creamy milkman
But he cannot hold a candle to the lollipop man
And who is this with his petticoats gay?
Powder puff and curly wig and lingerie
Well it’s old Mollybags, neither woman nor a man
But she’ll never hold a candle to the lollipop man
Who is this taking down your draws?
He never ever shoots and he seldom scores
Well it’s never jackpot with the Littlewoods man
And he’ll never hold a candle to the lollipop man
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He peels back the skin and he slips on his suit
Well his real name’s Eric, he’s Banana Man
But he’ll never hold a candle to the lollipop man
(A Little humour for 2010, hope you don't mind Jim?)
You can hear Jim singing this hilariously funny track on
The Mother of all Morris, 2007 Talking Elephant Records
MORRIS samples
3 comments:
I love Jim Causley's songs. Greetings ;-)
I love Jim Causley's songs.
Greetings!
I would be grateful if you could public his others songs, like 'Honiton Lace' or 'Cupid the ploughboy'. I cannot understand all of words because I'm from Poland and my English is very poorly.
Thanks.
Sorry no can do, these songs are on published CD's, I only post material from out of print, mainly vinyl recordings.
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