Rings Around Rosa Lyrics - Singles - Eugene Mcguinness

Your little sister's very pretty 

And your dad works up the city 

And it's not the first time 

That a boy like me has rhymed those words 

So I thought I'd run it past you 

There's a Beatles song about this... 

You know what I mean? 

O I think that you know what I mean 

So maybe around the breakfast table 

While dad and daughter are rosy and bright 

Paint me in a favourable light 

Tell her I love 

Tell him I fight 

And later on at the bus shelter 

Turn up and pretend you forgot your pass 

And then I shall escort her to class 

Do this dear friend it's all I ask 

Because you owe me one 

And I know the one that I want 

Your little sister's very pretty 

And your dad works up the city 

And it's not the first time 

That a boy like me has rhymed those words 

You owe me one 

And I know the one that I want 

The gloves are off 

A pound for a pound 

The cubs are lost 

Release the hounds 

Push has come to shove 

And I know it's shite 

Tell her I love 

Tell him I fight