Willy Russell & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Joanna Monro & Warwick Evans & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Joanna Monro & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Warwick Evans & Joanna Monro & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Mark Hutchinson & Paul Crosby
Willy Russell & & & Paul Crosby &
Willy Russell & Paul Crosby & Mark Hutchinson & Joanna Monro & Warwick Evans
Willy Russell & Paul Crosby & Mark Hutchinson
Willy Russell & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Stephanie Lawrence
Willy Russell & Warwick Evans
Willy Russell & Paul Crosby & Mark Hutchinson
Willy Russell & Warwick Evans
Willy Russell
Willy Russell
Willy Russell
Willy Russell
Willy Russell
Willy Russell
Willy Russell
Willy Russell & Stephanie Lawrence
[MRS JOHNSTONE]
The 'ouse we got was lovely
The neighbours are a treat
They sometimes fight on a Saturday night
But never in the week
[spoken]
[FEMALE NEIGHBOUR]
What time d'ya call this then?!
[MALE NEIGHBOUR]
Time I got shot of you, ratbag!
[sung]
[MRS JOHNSTONE]
Since I pay me bills on time
The milkman insists I call him Joe
[MILKMAN]
Call me Joe!
[MRS JOHNSTONE]
He brings me bread and eggs
Says I've got legs
Like Marilyn Monroe
Sometimes he takes me dancin'
Even takes me dancin'
I know our Sammy burnt the school down
Well it's very easily done
If the teachers let the silly gets
Play with magnesium
Thank God he only got probation
The judge was old and slow
Thought it was kind of him
Said I reminded him of Marilyn Monroe
[JUDGE]
And could I take you dancing?
I'd love to take you dancing, young lady!
[MRS JOHNSTONE]
Our Mickey's just turned fourteen
Well, you know he's at that age
When you mention girls a-courtin'
He flies into a rage
[MICKEY]
Shut up talkin' about me, mother!
[MRS JOHNSTONE]
He's got a thing for taking blackheads out
And he thinks that I don't know
That he dreams all night of girls who look like Marilyn Monroe
He's even started dancin'
Secret dancin'
As for the rest they've flown the nest
Got married or moved away
Our Donna Marie's already got three
[DONNA MARIE]
'Allo, mam
[MRS JOHNSTONE]
She's a bit like me that way
And that other child of mine
I haven't seen for years although
Each day I pray he'll be OK
Unlike poor Marilyn Monroe