Up The Junction Lyrics - Goldfinger

I never thought it could happen 

With me and that girl from Clapham 

Out on the windy collumn 

That night I ain't forgotten 

While she dreamt of the rations 

With some or other passion 

I said you are a lady 

Perhaps she said I may be 

We moved into a basement 

With thoughts of our engagement 

We stayed in by the telly 

Although the room was smelly 

We spent our time just kissin' 

The Runway Arms we'd missin' 

I licked her in the evening 

And then again this morning 

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I got a job with Stanley 

He said I'd come in handy 

He started me on Monday 

So I had a bath on Sunday 

I worked eleven hours 

And bought the girl some flowers 

She said she'd seen a doctor 

And nothing now could stop her 

I worked all through the winter 

The weather brass and bitter 

I put away a tenner 

Each week to make her better 

And when the time was ready 

We had to sell the telly 

And evenings by the fire 

And little kicks inside her 

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This moring at 4: 50 

I took her rather nifty 

Down to an incubator 

And thirty minutes later 

She gave birth to a daughter 

Within a year I walk her 

She looked just like her mother 

If there could be another 

And now she's two years older 

Her mother's with a soldier 

She left me when my drinking 

Became a proper stinging 

The devil came and took me 

From bar to street to bookie 

No more nights by the telly 

No more nights nappies smelling 

Alone here in the kitchen 

I feel there's something missing 

I'd beg for some forgiveness 

But beggin's not my business 

And she won't write a letter 

And though I always tell her 

And so it's my assumption 

I'm really up the junction