Songteksten

If you've a pub or a small hotel
You need a licence for all you sell
You may think I'm romancing
But they even tax you for singing and dancing
You need a licence whatever you do
One or two things they've exempted, it's true
Lumbago, the gout or a touch of the flu
You don't need a licence for that
Now I've got a licence for chickens to lay
One of them sat on a brick yesterday
And then started clucking as much as to say
You won't need a licence for that
We'd have a good time, a wines-in-the-wood time
If it were duty free
We'd cut the taxes with our battle axes
Then roll out the barrel for me
Dairies must licence, you bet on your life
If you keep a cow then there's trouble and strife
As Farmer Dean said when he looked at his wife
By gum, I'll not need a licence for that
You need a licence for shooting down game
But I'd rather flirt with a beautiful dame
Cos I get the sport with the birds just the same
And I don't need a licence for that
We sit in the pictures as warm as a glove
In the back row of the circle above
Two bobs worth of dark and a basin of love
And I don't need a licence for that
We'd have a good time, a wines-in-the-wood time
If it were duty free
We'd cut the taxes with our battle axes
Then roll out the barrel for me
Fishing at Richmond is licensed by law
A chap to his girl said, "Now you hold your jaw
You know exactly what I'm fishing for
And I don't need a licence for that, no sir
I don't need a licence for that"
Written by: Frederick E. Cliffe, George Formby
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