| Well, blimey, damn I stand to grow | 
| My horse came in by half a nose | 
| I bought my misses a yellow rose | 
| We had a good feed at the rub-a-dee-bud | 
| We tore off home and had a good cup | 
| And we carried on, like newlyweds, through the night | 
| Oh, we carried on, like newlyweds, through the night | 
| Well, shiver me timbers, I’d eat my hat | 
| It’s been so long since we did that | 
| Didn’t think we had it in us anymore | 
| I had a schwing and she had a smile | 
| The woman agreed, it had been quite a while | 
| The fire was burning all along | 
| The fire was burning all along | 
| All the birds would chitter chat | 
| I’m winnin' like a cheshire cat | 
| We were acting half our ages, true | 
| Obvious, the sky is blue | 
| I think our friends and neighbors knew | 
| Had to hide the glory of it all | 
| So down at the track, every Saturday | 
| Twenty bucks on a horse each way | 
| Hopin' for another day like that | 
| Well, my horse came in by half a nose | 
| And I bought my misses a yellow rose | 
| I’ll get lucky again, I suppose | 
| I’ll get lucky again, I suppose | 
| All the birds would chitter chat | 
| I’m winnin' like a cheshire cat | 
| We were acting half our ages, true | 
| Obvious, the sky is blue | 
| I think our friends and neighbors knew | 
| Had to hide the glory of it all | 
| I’ll get lucky again, I suppose |