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Artist/Band:
Gilbert O'Sullivan
Lyrics for Song: Or So They Say
Lyrics for Album: Off Centre [1980]
Or I've never been able To stand on a table Without using both of my feet
I've always resisted The choice that was listed Whenever I sat down to eat.
Now don't think me rude but that dress is so low cut Your navel is sticking
out And not that I'm curious But seeing how low yours is I wonder where
mine is about. I read in the newspapers only today that tomorrow's will be
even better liquid detergent is now guaranteed to absorb all the dirt from
your sweater Or so they say. We once had a neighbour Who came from
Jamaica (No - she came of her own accord) Who talked with an accent
Like that of a Dachshund Whose cousin the Queen had adored.
Oh how would you like it If I was invited To Lords on the first day of play
I'm no Gary Sobers But I can bowl overs In quite an unorthodox way.
Now cricket's a game that can baffle us all It's the silly mid-on that gets me
Silly or not, it's enthralling to watch Only maidens of course disagree.
Or so they say. Life is so often a dullish affair It's no wonder that crime has
increased What does it matter, if there's no hereafter We're here after
all just to breathe Or so they say. And as I finish playing This is my way of
saying "THE END."
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