Ringo Starr - Snookeroo | Текст песни

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• Ringo Starr
• Snookeroo

I was born in the north of England,
I was raised in a working town.
I broke all the rules when I went to school,
But the teachers couldn't pin me down.

I tried to make my parents proud,
By adapting to the social powers.
Oh, pigs will fly, and the earth will fry,
When they get me doing honest hours.

Snookeroo, Snookeroo:
Daddy's going on the booze,
Mother used to cut my hair,
And sister used to make the news.

Oh, it was two rooms up
And two rooms down,
And we were sentenced by the wrecking crane.
I was born on the eve of Halloween,
And Snookeroo, Snookeroo,
Snookeroo's my name, Snookeroo.

I need someone to cook for me,
And turn me loose at night.
I could spend my life with a factory girl,
'Cause the factory girl's my type.

I hear them gossip on the street,
Most of what they say is true.
Oh, don't you know that I hear them say?
There goes that lazy, no-good Snookeroo.