Two O'Clock Road

Duration

6:06

Genres

Rock

Description

Lyrics

Two O’clock Road Half past ten on the two O’clock Road My feet were bound for battle, while my heart was bound for home. Lightning struck on the Two O’clock Road. Major Hawkins collapsed onto the ground. And though I think I might be thought a little bit cold, I wonder why they call this the Two O’clock Road. Half past nine on the two O’clock Road My love and I were walking the scenery to behold. A lion appeared on the Two O'clock Road. Snatched my maiden off into the woods. And though I think I might be thought a little bit cold, I wonder why they call this the Two O’clock Road. Two O’clock Road Two O’clock Road Two O’clock Road Half past six on the Two O’clock Road I spied a weary traveler, a pilgrim out alone Sleeping by an oak on the Two O’clock Road I tried to wake him, but nobody was home. And though I think I might be thought a little bit cold, I wonder why they call this the Two O’clock Road. Half past five on the Two O’clock Road There played four children in the grass chasing after toads. I warned them to flee from the Two O'clock Road Out ran three, but the fourth was never found. And though I know I should not be the slightest bit cold, I wonder why they call this the Two O’clock Road. Two O’clock Road Two O’clock Road Two O’clock Road Half past three on the Two O’clock Road I chanced upon a village town wherein lived not a soul. The cottages were empty on the Two O'clock Road I found no life whatsoever in that town. I had the feeling something very odd was to unfold when I wondered why they call this the Two O’clock Road. Two O’clock on the Two O’clock road The street a lively market place held people young and old. A young man approached me on the Two O’clock Road. With a curious expression he timidly inquired Dear sir, I think I might be though a little bit bold, Could you tell me why they call this the Two O’clock Road? Two O’clock Road Two O’clock Road Two O’clock Road © 2014 Richard Stuart Greenburg. All rights reserved.