so all of a sudden I'm facing a
raging river that passed me by
do I turn around, do I turn my eye
to the sun in the apex of the high noon
I'm on a flatbed yellow pick up
underneath a half moon
so cut me some slack jack and jump in
the back if you can't handle the candle
then you can't handle the wax
you're just going to get sacked
it's as simple as that
but before I know it
I'm going down this itty bitty river in
a boat a litle bigger
than a bath tub
my bones begin to shiver
cause I'm aching to deliver
this water that I must give her
can I get some
down by the railway station
people moving a new direction
take a ticket from who you can
drive that train
she was a black-tie bob shell
out of Bombay
she was easy on the eyes
so I had nothing to say
she said take the water to the
leprechaun man you got till the bell
rings three, do you understand
a little piece of me wants to go
I don't know
turn around what do I do
I don't know
ding dong ding that's the bell
and I know you know I know
I don't know you very well
but if I did I would groove
and hit the ground running
but I don't and I won't
so you got another thing coming
chorus
he kicked up the river
with a flick of his wrist
I popped him in the kisser
cause I couldn't resist
I said to my side kick
I'm up to the high wick
and now I’m getting a little homesick
but before I know it
I'm going down this itty bitty river
In a boat a little bigger
than my bath tub
my bones begin to shiver
cause I'm aching to deliver
this water that I must give her
can I get some
chorus
ride your train
credits
from Bang Bang,
released September 1, 1997
lyrics by Urmston, Heimbold
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