Come along me lucky lads (the Louis Boogie)
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Come along me lucky lads (the Louis Boogie)
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There's a place that I really want to be
It's Dover and it's Sunday with Bod at The Louis
You're gonna be glad that you're there too
So come along me lucky lads let's be having you
Saturday's Hard Travellin', sweet acoustic folk
Friday night it's Mirkwood, blasting out their rock
Thursdays Bill Barnacle with his BBQ
So come along me lucky lads let's be having you
Mainstream Wednesdays listen to the band
Ron Nunn gonna tape them all, put them out on Flams
Lunchtime mug of coffee, Radio 2
Do the Mirror Quizword
Haven't you got homes to go to?
Now in Heaven with your lip in, you can play the Chimes
Along with Louis and the heroes, no more closing times
Save a place for us so we can be there too
Come along me lucky lads let's be having you
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