@Cyberghost It's "let slip a ribbon down", I think. And I don't hear an "are" in the first line, or a question -- just "Aw, Philomena, you in a tawdry gown".
@Cyberghost It's "let slip a ribbon down", I think. And I don't hear an "are" in the first line, or a question -- just "Aw, Philomena, you in a tawdry gown".
Correct lyrics :
Oh Philomena, are you in a tawdry gown? Lean to your window, let's slip a ribbon down A cure to your boredom If only you'd let me go down Down, down
Long summer days can lead to lazy vices, Boys all at idle, left to their own devices. Open up your linen lap and let me go down Down down
All that I wanted in the world, Was just to live to see a naked girl, But I found I quickly bore I wanted more I wanted more
So I'll be your candle And I'll be your statuette And I'll be your lashing loop of leatherette Oh Philomena, if only you'd let me go down Down down
All that I wanted in the world, Was just to live to see a naked girl, But I found I quickly bore I wanted more Oh, so much more
So I'll be your candle And I'll be your statuette And I'll be your lashing loop of leatherette Oh Philomena, if only you'd let me go down Down, down
Go down Down, down Go down, down, down Go down
@Cyberghost It's "let slip a ribbon down", I think. And I don't hear an "are" in the first line, or a question -- just "Aw, Philomena, you in a tawdry gown".
@Cyberghost It's "let slip a ribbon down", I think. And I don't hear an "are" in the first line, or a question -- just "Aw, Philomena, you in a tawdry gown".