lirik lagu when you are a king (version 2) – white plains
parting in your hair, it’s hardly ever there
wash your face
shabby in your dress, always look a mess
don’t you care?
mummy’s there to see you always look your best
change your dirty vest
when you grow to be a king
never do a thing
four and twenty blackbirds sing along
royal gifts they all will bring
when you are a king
everywhere you go, people bowing low
carriages to take you anywhere
feet won’t ever touch a thing
when you are a king
tore your shirt again, fighting in the rain
with whats-his-name
shoe-black on your face, you’re really a disgrace
mummy smiles and all the while
because she loves you
she will worry so
and if you’re good you know
that when you grow to be a king
never do a thing
four and twenty blackbirds sing along
royal gifts they all will bring
when you are a king
everywhere you go, people bowing low
carriages to take you anywhere
feet won’t ever touch a thing
when you are a king
when you are a king
never do a thing
four and twenty blackbirds sing along
royal gifts they all will bring
when you are a king.
everywhere you go, people bowing low
carriages to take you anywhere
feet won’t ever touch a thing
when you are a king
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