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Bob Hudson - Living in the 70s, Vol. II - The Newcastle Song
Living in the 70s, Vol. II
Disc 1
01. Wonderful World, Beautiful People
02. When Julie Comes Around
03. Mississippi
04. Joanne
05. Julie Do ya Love Me
06. That's Where I Went Wrong
07. Angel Baby
08. Hi Honey Ho!
09. Brand New Key
10. An Old Fashioned Love Song
11. (Is This the Way to) Amarillo
12. Superman
13. Follow Your Drum
14. Sugar Me
15. Everybody Plays the Fool
16. Like Sister and Brother
17. Ships in the Night
18. The Peppermint Twist
19. The Newcastle Song
20. Tell Him
Disc 2
01. Rocky
02. Sky High
03. Glad All Over
04. Slipping Away
05. We Do It
06. Forever and Ever
07. Love Really Hurts Without You
08. Afternoon Delight
09. Moonlight Feels Right
10. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight
11. Jeans On
12. You Don't Have to Be a Star
13. Rich Girl
14. Lost in France
15. Undercover Angel
16. Emotion
17. (You're Such a) Fabulous Dancer
18. Let's All Chant
19. Kiss You All Over
20. One Way Ticket
Dont' you ever let a chance go by,
O Lord,
Don't you ever let a chance go by.
Yes, up in Newcastle they have very strange mating habits.
All the young women of Newcastle
walk down the main street
which is called Hunter Street
for reasons that will become obvious
later on in the song.
All the young men of Newcastle
drive down Hunter Street
in their hot FJ Holdens
with chrome plated grease nipples
and double reverse
overhead twin cam door handles,
sitting eight abreast in the front seat,
and they lean out of the window
and say real cool things to the sheilas
on the footpath, like 'Aah g'day'.
And every now and then, of course,
one of the young ladies thinks to herself
Ummmm
she thinks
Ummmmm.

Don't you ever let a chance go by, oh Lord
Don't you ever let a chance go by

Anyway there was this mob of blokes
driving down Hunter Street
in the front seat of the hot FJ
with chrome plated grease nipples
and twin overhead foxtails,
and the coolest of them all,
who got to sit near the window,
was young Norm.
And they pulled up outside
the Parthenon milk bar
and standing outside
the Parthenon was this beautiful looking sheila.

Oooh! Oooh! said young Normie
who'd come top of his class in English,
Ooooh! he said.
So he leaned out of the window,
and he said real, real suave like,
he said G'day.
This nine foot tall Hell's Angel
came out of the Parthenon milk bar,
looked at Norm and said
Arr, what are ya?
Norm said What are you?
Bloke on the footpath said
D'ya want a go, do ya mate, eh?
Norm said Yeah, d'you want a go, mate?
Bloke on the footpath said
Yeah I'll have a go
Norm said
D'you know who you're picking?
The bloke on the footpath said
Nah, who am I picking?
Norm said
You find out
And all of a sudden there was a break in the traffic,
and as any young Newcastle lad knows-
when you're getting monstered
by a nine foot tall Hells Angel
and there's a break in the traffic...

Don't you ever let a chance go by, oh Lord
Don't you ever let a chance go by