What are the lyrics to Ode to Barry Island?

Answer 1

If it is the poem it goes like this. Ode to barry islandMax Boyce I remember Miner's Fortnight when I was just a lad We'd go to Barry Island, the weather always bad In a brand new shirt and shoes that hurt, The one's mam saved to buy To go to Barry Island on that last week in July We'd catch a Western by the square, my bucket in my hand Then all the fuss to get on the bus and we always had to stand Then I'd be sick.................... And my shoes I'd kick, The one's mam saved to buy To go to Barry Island on that last week in July They'd put me by the drivers seat for me to 'av some air And my mother'd say, "He's never this way," She'd come and comb my hair Then I'd see the sea and I'd want to pee And if I couldn't I'd cry When we went to Barry Island on that last week in July Our caravan, "The Waters Edge", 10 miles from the sea! And we'd drag the cases over and we didn't have the key We couldn't light the gas lamp, I've gone and marked my tie When I went to Barry Island on that last week in July I'm on the beach, It's Sunday I've got a friend called Russ I'll ave to buy another bucket, Left mine on the bus. I've cut my foot, It's bleedin My cousin says, "You'll die And we'll bury you in Barry Island on the last week in July:. I'm going to the fair tonight, my bucket full of o'shells The weather forecast's settled now,with dry and sunny spells I've brought Mangi a present and I'd wave the see goodbye My mother's found my plastic mac ant the weather's nice and dry I, that's how I remember Miner's Fortnight, when I was just a lad I went to Barry Island and the weather always bad.