Oh, I Must Go Home Tonight - Lyric

Jones was a fellow who went the pace wih all his youthful might. And took a great delight in staying out all night. When people were thinking of going to bed around the West he'd roam. He'd go to Clubs or go to Pubs, but never would go home. But one night inside the club he gave his pals a fright. When he said: "I'm going home." And wished them all goodnight. They thought that he was joking and they all laugh'd out aloud. But Jones look'd very serious as he shouted to the crowd:

"Oh! I must go home tonight. I must go home tonight. I don't care if it's snowing blowing I'm going. I only got married this morning, it fills me with delight. I'll stay out as long as you like next week. But I must go home tonight.

Off to the station he made a dash to ask about his train. To take him home again; but he asked all in vain. They said there's none running at all tonight to where you want to go. All traffic is suspended for the line's block'd up with snow. He walk'd up and down the platform anything but gay. Said he: "I would tramp home. If I only knew the way." A porter said. "You'll have to wait till morning I'm afraid." But Jones said: "That's impossible I cannot be delayed.

"Oh! I must go home tonight. I must go home tonight. I don't care if it's snowing blowing I'm going. I only got married this morning, it fills me with delight. I'll stay out as long as you like next week. But I must go home tonight.

Out of the station he made a dive, and in the street did land. He yell'd and waved his hand, for a taxi off the stand. He gave his address to the driver and in confidence agreed. To give him half a sov'reign if he put on extra speed. But smash went the taxi, for the speed was far too high. Said Jones, "I don't live up here," as he shot in the sky. He fell down on the pavement and a p'liceman said belo. "We'll take you to the hospital," but Jonesy whisperd "No."

"Oh! I must go home tonight. I must go home tonight. I don't care if it's snowing blowing I'm going. I only got married this morning, it fills me with delight. I'll stay out as long as you like next week. But I must go home tonight.