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my old man wore three piece whistles<br />he was never home for long<br />drove a bus for London Transport<br />he knew where he belonged<br />number 18 down to Euston<br />double decker move along<br />double decker move along<br />my old man<br /><br />later on he drove a Roller<br />chauffeuring for foreign men<br />dropped his aitches on occation<br />said Cor Blimey! now and then<br />did the crossword in the Standard<br />at the airport in the rain<br />at the airport in the rain<br />my old man<br /><br />wouldn't never let his guvnors<br />call him Billy, he was proud<br />personal reasons make a difference<br />his last boss was allowed<br />perhaps he had to keep his distance<br />made a racket when he rowed<br />made a racker when he rowed <br />my old man<br />my old man<br /><br />my old man was fairly handsome<br />he smoked to many cigs<br />lived in one room in Victoria<br />he was tidy in his digs<br />had to have an operation<br />when his ulcer got to big<br />when his ulcer got to big<br />my old man<br /><br />seven years went out the window<br />we met as one to one<br />died before we'd done much talking<br />but relations had begun<br />all the while we though about each other<br />all the best mate from your son<br />all the best mate from your son<br />my old man<br />my old man

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my old man wore three piece whistles<br />he was never home for long<br />drove a bus for London Transport<br />he knew where he belonged<br />number 18 down to Euston<br />double decker move along<br />double decker move along<br />my old man<br /><br />later on he drove a Roller<br />chauffeuring for foreign men<br />dropped his aitches on occation<br />said Cor Blimey! now and then<br />did the crossword in the Standard<br />at the airport in the rain<br />at the airport in the rain<br />my old man<br /><br />wouldn't never let his guvnors<br />call him Billy, he was proud<br />personal reasons make a difference<br />his last boss was allowed<br />perhaps he had to keep his distance<br />made a racket when he rowed<br />made a racker when he rowed <br />my old man<br />my old man<br /><br />my old man was fairly handsome<br />he smoked to many cigs<br />lived in one room in Victoria<br />he was tidy in his digs<br />had to have an operation<br />when his ulcer got to big<br />when his ulcer got to big<br />my old man<br /><br />seven years went out the window<br />we met as one to one<br />died before we'd done much talking<br />but relations had begun<br />all the while we though about each other<br />all the best mate from your son<br />all the best mate from your son<br />my old man<br />my old man