Ian Lawson – The Pontypandy Bus Lyrics
Artist: Ian Lawson
Song: The Pontypandy Bus
Each day at sunrise, when the c#ck begins to crow
Someone’s already dressed and all ready to go
We should know who he is
‘Cos he knows us
It’s Trevor Evans, man!
He drives the bus!
After his breakfast and his twenty touch-my-toes
He gives his vehicle a polish ’till it glows
He checks his mirror and with no more fuss
Turns the ignition on, and starts the bus
He whistles as he goes
Past houses all in rows
And sleepy bungalows
The man who drives the Pontypandy bus!
Look down the High Street, past the old Memorial Hall
Therе’s Mister Evans, and he waves to onе and all
Stops for his cup of tea at half past ten
“Goodbye my lovely!” – he’s off again!
He whistles as he drives
He’s a part of people’s lives
Like plates and forks and knives
The man who drives the Pontypandy bus!
Trevor knows the highways
Driving up and down
Valleys, hills and byways
Countryside and town
What’s your favourite transport?
It’s so obvious!
Take the Pontypandy bus
Into his day he fits as much as he can cram
And so he does his bit to help out Fireman Sam
And if he sometimes sticks inside a drain
Someone is bound to pull
Him out again
He whistles as he goes
Moustache beneeth his nose
A gent from head to toes
The man who drives the Pontypandy bus!
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Release Year: 2006