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Sally MacLennane - The Pogues
Well Jimmy played harmonica
In the pub where I was born
He played it from the night time
To the peaceful early morn
He soothed the souls of psychos
And the men who had the horn
And they all looked very happy
In the morning
Now Jimmy didn't like his place
In this world of ours
Where the elephant man
Broke strong men's necks
When he'd had too many Powers
So sad to see the grieving
Of the people that he's leaving
And he took the road
For God knows in the morning
We walked him
To the station in the rain
We kissed him
As we put him on the train
And we sang him
A song of times long gone
Though we knew
That we'd be seeing him again
Sad to say
I must be on my way
So buy me beer and whiskey
'Cause I'm going far away
I'd like to think of me returning
When I can
To the greatest little boozer
And to Sally MacLennane
The years passed by the times had changed
I grew to be a man
I learned to love the virtues
Of sweet Sally MacLennane
I took the jeers and drank the beers
And crawled back home at dawn
And ended up a barman in the morning
I played the pump and took the hump
And watered whiskey down
I talked of whores and horses
To the men who drank the brown
I heard them say
That Jimmy's making money far away
And some people left
For heaven without warning
We walked him
To the station in the rain
We kissed him
As we put him on the train
And we sang him a song
Of times long gone
Though we knew
That we'd be seeing him again
Sad to say I must be on my way
So buy me beer and whiskey
'Cause I'm going far away
I'd like to think of me returning
When I can
To the greatest little boozer
And to Sally MacLennane
When Jimmy came back home
He was surprised that they were gone
He asked me all the details
Of the train that they went on
Some people they are scared to croak
But Jimmy drank until he choked
And he took the road
For heaven in the morning
We walked him
To the station in the rain
We kissed him
As we put him on the train
And we sang him a song
Of times long gone
Though we knew
That we'd be seeing him again
Sad to say I must be on my way
So buy me beer and whiskey
'Cause I'm going far away
I'd like to think of me returning
When I can
To the greatest little boozer
And to Sally MacLennane
