Country Pub Rock and Roll
Country Pub Revelry: A Surrey Hills Soiree of Outlaws and Rock 'n' Roll
Lyrics
Theres a 17th Century Coach Inn High up in the Surrey hills,
Describes a 17th Century Coach Inn in Surrey hills, setting the scene.
Every month they have a party there to help them pay the brewery bills
Monthly parties held to cover brewery bills, emphasizing financial struggle.
pay the Bis Pay the Bills
Repetition of the need to pay bills, underscoring financial challenges.
The landlord is a Biker his wife is an outlaw too
Landlord is a Biker, and his wife is an outlaw, hinting at unconventional lifestyle.
The Son and the Daughter are in A Punk Rock Band Tonight do they have a show for you.
Son and Daughter in a Punk Rock Band, promising an entertaining show.
yes they do they do they dp
Repetition of affirming that there is indeed a show.
Country Pub Rock and Roll
Expresses the uniqueness and excitement of a Country Pub Rock and Roll Show.
Country Pub Rock and Roll
-Theres no better party in all of England
-then a Country Pub Rock and Roll Show..
-And you know You Know You Know
Repetition emphasizing certainty of the statement.
Dick Turpin Used to Drink there
Historical references, describing the inn's association with Dick Turpin, smugglers, and pirates.
a Highway man rendezvous
-It was a safe house for Smugglers and outlaws
-and off duty pirate crew
-They gotta off duty pirate crew
-They got Harleys and hot rods in the car park,
Describes the diverse vehicles in the car park and references Punk Rock and Psychobilly culture.
I can show you something New
-Punk Rocker a Doing the Greaser Dance
-with a Psychobilly Wrecking Crew
-with a Psychobilly Wrecking Crew
-They Got Jimi Hendrix on the jukebox.
Lists songs on the jukebox, highlighting a preference for rebellious and iconic music.
Hawkwind and Sabbath OK and if you
-want the place to go completely wild
-Put on Anarchy in the UK
-A-A-A-Anarchy in the UK
-Country Pub Rock and Roll
Reiteration of the excitement and uniqueness of a Country Pub Rock and Roll Show.
Country Pub Rock and Roll
-Theres no better party in the South of England
-then a Country Pub Rock and Roll Show..
-And you know You Know You Know
-Well the show don’t start till Midnight
Describes the late-night schedule of the show, the Band's commitment, and a humorous interaction with the police.
And they keep on rocking till three
-And the Band don’t stop when the po-lice knock
-Coz they let the Sergeant in for Free
-They Got Rock and Roll constabulary
Introduces the concept of a Rock and Roll constabulary, suggesting a harmonious relationship with law enforcement.
Country Pub Rock and Roll
Reaffirms the excitement and uniqueness of a Country Pub Rock and Roll Show.
Country Pub Rock and Roll
-Theres no better party in all of England
-then a Country Pub Rock and Roll Show..
-And you know You Know You Know
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