| Song | Stop the Cavalry |
| Artist | Jona Lewie |
| Album | Oe3 Greatest Christmas Hits |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Hey, Mr. Churchill comes over here | |
| To say we're doing splendidly. | |
| But it's very cold out here in the snow | |
| Marching to and from the enemy. | |
| Oh I say it's tough, I have had enough, | |
| Can you stop the cavalry? | |
| I have had to fight almost every night, | |
| Down throughout these centuries. | |
| That is when I say, oh yes yet again, | |
| Can you stop the cavalry? | |
| Mary Bradley waits at home, | |
| In the nuclear fallout zone. | |
| Wish I could be dancing now, | |
| In the arms of the girl I love. | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dum-dum-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dum-dum-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. | |
| Bang! that's another bomb on another town | |
| While the Czar and Jim have tea. | |
| If I get home, live to tell the tale, | |
| I'll run for all presidencies. | |
| If I get elected I'll stop— | |
| I will stop the cavalry. | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dum-dum-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dum-dum-dub-a-dum | |
| Dub-a-dub-a-dum | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. | |
| Wish I could be dancing now, | |
| In the arms of the girl I love. | |
| Mary Bradley waits at home, | |
| She's been waiting two years long. | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. |
| Hey, Mr. Churchill comes over here | |
| To say we' re doing splendidly. | |
| But it' s very cold out here in the snow | |
| Marching to and from the enemy. | |
| Oh I say it' s tough, I have had enough, | |
| Can you stop the cavalry? | |
| I have had to fight almost every night, | |
| Down throughout these centuries. | |
| That is when I say, oh yes yet again, | |
| Can you stop the cavalry? | |
| Mary Bradley waits at home, | |
| In the nuclear fallout zone. | |
| Wish I could be dancing now, | |
| In the arms of the girl I love. | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. | |
| Bang! that' s another bomb on another town | |
| While the Czar and Jim have tea. | |
| If I get home, live to tell the tale, | |
| I' ll run for all presidencies. | |
| If I get elected I' ll stop | |
| I will stop the cavalry. | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. | |
| Wish I could be dancing now, | |
| In the arms of the girl I love. | |
| Mary Bradley waits at home, | |
| She' s been waiting two years long. | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. |
| Hey, Mr. Churchill comes over here | |
| To say we' re doing splendidly. | |
| But it' s very cold out here in the snow | |
| Marching to and from the enemy. | |
| Oh I say it' s tough, I have had enough, | |
| Can you stop the cavalry? | |
| I have had to fight almost every night, | |
| Down throughout these centuries. | |
| That is when I say, oh yes yet again, | |
| Can you stop the cavalry? | |
| Mary Bradley waits at home, | |
| In the nuclear fallout zone. | |
| Wish I could be dancing now, | |
| In the arms of the girl I love. | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. | |
| Bang! that' s another bomb on another town | |
| While the Czar and Jim have tea. | |
| If I get home, live to tell the tale, | |
| I' ll run for all presidencies. | |
| If I get elected I' ll stop | |
| I will stop the cavalry. | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadubadumdum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Dubadumdumdubadum | |
| Dubadubadum | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. | |
| Wish I could be dancing now, | |
| In the arms of the girl I love. | |
| Mary Bradley waits at home, | |
| She' s been waiting two years long. | |
| Wish I was at home for Christmas. |