Found some shade
Got a bucket and spade
Down by the estuary
Got a bloke I don't half fancy
To keep me company
Distant shadows, the mud-larks
Where the headland meets the sea
Blue china and oyster shells
Us, and the old man makes three
Gulls and cormorants circle the bay
Down by the estuary
He came to help me manage
My difficult husband
Forgot to marry me
Porcelain pipes and a coconut shell
Washed up the sea
A lovely pair of leather loafers
What was got in Italy
Oh, what's the use in a fine pair of shoes
All pickled in the brine... (I said
You can take whatever you fancy, dear
From that cold, stiff husband of mine)
Arms got tired from all this digging
Stopped for a cup of tea
A plate of eels, swimming in the jelly
That was caught on the estuary
A useful float and a sign off a sail boat
Down by the estuary
Half the feckin' cockles off the English coastline
'E stuffed in his pockets with glee
He liked a little bit of his mud-larking
Forgot to marry me
Oh, we did have a funny old time of it
Down by the estuary
He took good care of me difficult husband
Forgot to marry me
Miodes - Mudlarking Lyrics
Miodes - Mudlarking Lyrics
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Found some shade
Got a bucket and spade
Down by the estuary
Got a bloke I don't half fancy
To keep me company
Distant shadows, the mud-larks
Where the headland meets the sea
Blue china and oyster shells
Us, and the old man makes three
Gulls and cormorants circle the bay
Down by the estuary
He came to help me manage
My difficult husband
Forgot to marry me
Porcelain pipes and a coconut shell
Washed up the sea
A lovely pair of leather loafers
What was got in Italy
Oh, what's the use in a fine pair of shoes
All pickled in the brine... (I said
You can take whatever you fancy, dear
From that cold, stiff husband of mine)
Arms got tired from all this digging
Stopped for a cup of tea
A plate of eels, swimming in the jelly
That was caught on the estuary
A useful float and a sign off a sail boat
Down by the estuary
Half the feckin' cockles off the English coastline
'E stuffed in his pockets with glee
He liked a little bit of his mud-larking
Forgot to marry me
Oh, we did have a funny old time of it
Down by the estuary
He took good care of me difficult husband
Forgot to marry me
Got a bucket and spade
Down by the estuary
Got a bloke I don't half fancy
To keep me company
Distant shadows, the mud-larks
Where the headland meets the sea
Blue china and oyster shells
Us, and the old man makes three
Gulls and cormorants circle the bay
Down by the estuary
He came to help me manage
My difficult husband
Forgot to marry me
Porcelain pipes and a coconut shell
Washed up the sea
A lovely pair of leather loafers
What was got in Italy
Oh, what's the use in a fine pair of shoes
All pickled in the brine... (I said
You can take whatever you fancy, dear
From that cold, stiff husband of mine)
Arms got tired from all this digging
Stopped for a cup of tea
A plate of eels, swimming in the jelly
That was caught on the estuary
A useful float and a sign off a sail boat
Down by the estuary
Half the feckin' cockles off the English coastline
'E stuffed in his pockets with glee
He liked a little bit of his mud-larking
Forgot to marry me
Oh, we did have a funny old time of it
Down by the estuary
He took good care of me difficult husband
Forgot to marry me
Writer: Bernadette Hinde
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