Come On Eileen

Come on, Eileen

Come on, Eileen

Poor old Johnny Ray

Sounded sad upon the radio

Moved a million hearts in mono

Our mothers cried

Sang along

Who'd blame them?

You're grown (You're grown up)

So grown (So grown up)

Now I must say more than ever (Come on, Eileen)

Toora loora, toora loo-rye-aye

And we can sing just like our fathers

Come on, Eileen

Oh, I swear

Well he means

At this moment

You mean everything

You in that dress

My thoughts, I confess

Verge on dirty

Ah, come on, Eileen

Come on, Eileen

These people 'round here

Were beaten down, eyes sunk in smoke-dried face

So resigned to what their fate is

But not us (No, never)

No, not us (No, never)

We are far too young and clever (Remember)

Go! Toora loora, toora loo-rye-aye

Eileen, I'll hum this tune forever

Come on, Eileen

Oh, I swear

Well he means

Ah, come on, let's

Take off everything

That pretty red dress

Eileen

Tell him yes

Ah, come on, let's

Ah, come on, Eileen

That pretty red dress

Eileen

Tell him yes

Ah, come on, let's

Ah, come on, Eileen

Please

Come on, Eileen, ta-loo-rye-aye

Come on, Eileen, ta-loo-rye-aye

Now you are grown

Now you have shown

Oh, Eileen

Said, come on, Eileen

These things, they are real

And I know how you feel

Now I must say more than ever

Things 'round here have changed

I said, toora loora, toora loo-rye-aye

Come on, Eileen

Oh, I swear

Well he means

At this moment

You mean everything

And you in that dress

My thoughts, I confess

Verge on dirty

Ah, come on, Eileen

Ah, come on, Eileen

Oh, I swear

Well he means

At this moment

You mean everything

Oh, believe me, if all those endearing young charms

That I gaze on so fondly today

Were to suddenly leave you or fly in the night

Just like fairy gifts gone in the sky