| Song | Tyrolean Knockabout |
| Artist | Half Man Half Biscuit |
| Album | Cammell Laird Social Club |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| I’ve been strolling down my favourite lane | |
| And I’ve been bowling my left-arm occasionals again | |
| Life gets sweeter the more that I understand | |
| The flora and the fauna and the hedgerows abound in this land | |
| Monday morning the field paths are calling my name | |
| No storm warning is going to stop me setting out again | |
| You could join me | |
| My flask is full to the brim | |
| And let’s face it it beats skulking round the seven-inch import section with him | |
| I’m keeping my feet above the mulch of the barton with song | |
| A drink and a four-handed reel as I ramble along | |
| Let’s hear it for the brakeman, without him I’d have to find more words | |
| Yodelay-ee-hoo | |
| I’ve been goading D-list Paul Ross for a laugh | |
| By unloading outside what he would call his “gaff” | |
| Old fridge-freezers | |
| Doors all removed like we’re told | |
| His face at the window on waking a sight to behold | |
| I’m keeping my feet above the mulch of the barton with song | |
| A drink and a four-handed reel as I ramble along | |
| Let’s hear it for the brakeman, without him I’d have to find more words | |
| Yodelay-ee-hoo |
| I' ve been strolling down my favourite lane | |
| And I' ve been bowling my leftarm occasionals again | |
| Life gets sweeter the more that I understand | |
| The flora and the fauna and the hedgerows abound in this land | |
| Monday morning the field paths are calling my name | |
| No storm warning is going to stop me setting out again | |
| You could join me | |
| My flask is full to the brim | |
| And let' s face it it beats skulking round the seveninch import section with him | |
| I' m keeping my feet above the mulch of the barton with song | |
| A drink and a fourhanded reel as I ramble along | |
| Let' s hear it for the brakeman, without him I' d have to find more words | |
| Yodelayeehoo | |
| I' ve been goading Dlist Paul Ross for a laugh | |
| By unloading outside what he would call his " gaff" | |
| Old fridgefreezers | |
| Doors all removed like we' re told | |
| His face at the window on waking a sight to behold | |
| I' m keeping my feet above the mulch of the barton with song | |
| A drink and a fourhanded reel as I ramble along | |
| Let' s hear it for the brakeman, without him I' d have to find more words | |
| Yodelayeehoo |
| I' ve been strolling down my favourite lane | |
| And I' ve been bowling my leftarm occasionals again | |
| Life gets sweeter the more that I understand | |
| The flora and the fauna and the hedgerows abound in this land | |
| Monday morning the field paths are calling my name | |
| No storm warning is going to stop me setting out again | |
| You could join me | |
| My flask is full to the brim | |
| And let' s face it it beats skulking round the seveninch import section with him | |
| I' m keeping my feet above the mulch of the barton with song | |
| A drink and a fourhanded reel as I ramble along | |
| Let' s hear it for the brakeman, without him I' d have to find more words | |
| Yodelayeehoo | |
| I' ve been goading Dlist Paul Ross for a laugh | |
| By unloading outside what he would call his " gaff" | |
| Old fridgefreezers | |
| Doors all removed like we' re told | |
| His face at the window on waking a sight to behold | |
| I' m keeping my feet above the mulch of the barton with song | |
| A drink and a fourhanded reel as I ramble along | |
| Let' s hear it for the brakeman, without him I' d have to find more words | |
| Yodelayeehoo |