| When I was young |
| I got married 'cause we needed a pram |
| We were so young |
| So foolish, just bread and no jam |
| Since then I notice prams |
| Everywhere I seem to go |
| In every shape and size |
| No matter how disguised |
| I’ve seen 'em dyin' |
| Stripped of the wheels for a cart |
| An' I’ve seen 'em tryin' |
| Carryin' coal from the yard |
| I used to see one sweat |
| Pullin' on a rag and bone |
| Cardigans and coats and dresses |
| Overflowin' in a mess |
| Prams, some big and some small |
| Takin' little children out for a walk |
| Prams, some light and some dark |
| Showin' all the babies out in the park |
| I’ve seen 'em glide |
| Leading ladies in blue motif |
| An' I’ve seen 'em stride |
| Kids on top and underneath |
| I’ve even watched 'em bite |
| Leapin' out at motor cars |
| Crazy how those drivers drive |
| Amazin' how those prams survive |
| In Dublin town |
| In a cafe window leant |
| A sign that read |
| 'No prams' and I wondered what it meant |
| Right outside Switzers, down |
| In Grafton Street an old pram stood |
| Better times he’d long forgot |
| Waitin' there for God knows what |
| Prams, some big and some small |
| Takin' little children out for a walk |
| Prams, some light and some dark |
| Showin' all the babies out in the park |
| Prams, some smart and some dumb |
| Teachin' little children how it’s all done |
| Prams, some rich and some poor |
| Showin' little babies all that’s in store |
| Prams, some good and some bad |
| Teachin' all the children not to be sad |
| Prams, some fat and some thin |
| Showin' little babies how they can win |
| Prams, some walk and some run |
| Takin' all the children out in the sun |
| Prams, some light and some dark |
| Showin' all the babies how to get smart |
| Prams, some rich and some poor |
| Teachin' little children. .. . (fade) |