"Old Country" genre: General Comedy
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	This is a song about Life's little knocks. It is sung by Jo Barrick. Robby Bowman played the guitar. Piano and organ by Steve Newman.
	Credits: Steve Newman
	Lyrics I go to the park behind my house And watch the children play The fountain is splashing the grass is green In the merry month of May And as I sit and contemplate A ball hits me in the knee I get up throw it back then sit down again And think of my Old Country I go down to the river nearby my house And watch the ships go by The sun is shining the day is hot And not a cloud in the sky The fish'men throw their hooks in the river And a hook snags me in the knee Pull it off give a shrug then sit down again And think of my Old Country. I go to the pub across the street and order a pint of beer the air is full of cigarette smoke But the room is full of cheer The barman hands my glass so clumsily The drink slops over my knee I get up leave a tip then go home again And think of my Old Country Chorus: Hark Hark I hear the birds a-singing Oh how I wish that they would stop Hark Hark the bells are ding-a-linging My ears are beginning to po

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