We Will

It's over now' you've had your fun

Get up them stairs' go on quickly' don't run

Take off your shoes' the both of you's

Leave them down outside the door

Turn the landing light off No wait' leave it on

It might make the night that much easier to be gone

And in the morning' who'll be wide awake

And eating snow flakes as opposed to those flakes

We will' We will

That afternoon' we spent the day

With Uncle Frank and his wife Auntie Mae

Well' do you know since then

I've received up to four letters' all of which repeat the same

They say' thrilled to bits' can't believe you came

We've been lived it both over time and time again

And if there's even a chance or even half

You might be our way' would you promise to stay

We will' We will

Oh' it's not easy pretending that you cannot hear

Once you've suffered the affliction within

It's no use in an ending to proclaim from the start

That the moral of the stories to begin

On Sunday next' if the weather holds

We'll have that game' but I bagsy-being-in-goal

Not because I'm good or because I think I should

It's just that' well' at my age' I think standing still

Would really suit me best' do we all agree

Hands up those who do' hands up those who don't

I see well in that case' will we please be kind enough

If not on Sunday' to go to mass on Monday

We will' We will' We will