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+ | ====== The Roving Repairman-O ====== | ||
+ | © 1983 & 1987 by Annie Lore | ||
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+ | 1. I am a roving repairman-o, | ||
+ | The rural routes I ri-ide, | ||
+ | And I shall not park my utility van | ||
+ | Till my love is by my side, | ||
+ | Till my love is by my side. | ||
+ | |||
+ | 2. He gave a knock at the kitchen door; | ||
+ | The lady said " ' | ||
+ | "Oh, I am a roving repairman-o, | ||
+ | "Have you any that needs repair? | ||
+ | Have you any that needs repair?" | ||
+ | |||
+ | 3. "I have a frost-free fridge, good sir, | ||
+ | That's nane sae free of the fro-ost; | ||
+ | I'd be much obliged if you'd glance inside, | ||
+ | But pray, what might be the cost? | ||
+ | But pray, what might be the cost?" | ||
+ | |||
+ | 4. "Nine bob for the job I've ofttimes got, | ||
+ | Nine bob, or nine and three-ee, | ||
+ | But to have one kiss of your domestic lips | ||
+ | I'd gladly work for free, | ||
+ | I'd gladly work for free." | ||
+ | |||
+ | 5. "A kiss or a hug I would nae grudge, | ||
+ | You have beguil-ed me so-o, | ||
+ | And I'd leave my frost-free fridge to thaw, | ||
+ | And along with you I'd go, | ||
+ | And along with you I'd go." | ||
+ | |||
+ | 6. So her gloves of rubber she has cast off, | ||
+ | And her apron white as sno-ow; | ||
+ | She's grabbed her toothbrush and gone along | ||
+ | With the roving repairman-o, | ||
+ | With the roving repairman-o. | ||
+ | |||
+ | 7. I am a roving repairman-o, | ||
+ | The rural routes I ri-ide, | ||
+ | And I shall not park my utility van | ||
+ | Till my love is by my side, | ||
+ | Till my love is by my side. |