The Walking Zombie Music Songtext / Lyric

He came on a Saturday afternoon from Manchester, and said to meet him at the railway station.

He was an unusually large man that no . . .

He also wore a black jacket and pin-striped trousers and carried a gladstone bag.

Hands up!

Although he did call [...], he stopped [...].

In fact, though you would expect an [...], he was a sensitive man, who could only sleep when [...] pillows had been forced into one pillowcase.

My father was Wesleyan chapel steward and engaged him every second year to recite [...] people who had bought programs.

If you called them tickets, they became liable to excise [...].

My father was a supporter of Wick Tyler.

This minstrel used to deliver pocket versions of the classic books, such as Silas Marner and The Old Curiosity Shop.