Weekend Gypsy

© words & music Ed Pickford mcps/prs

      Working nine to five to keep alive

      I’m a wage slave all week long

      My boss Jack he’s always on my back

      He’s always right and I’m always wrong

      But on a Friday night it all comes right

      I take off my ball and chain

      In my caravan I’m a travelling manI hit the road again.

      Chorus:

      I’m a weekend gypsy and I’m gonna get tipsy

      On the sweet old country air

      In my caravan I’m a travelling

      In the world I haven’t got any care

       

      Don’t cook meat by an old wood fire

      I’ve got bottled gas

      And my old horse is a Ford of course

      And he don’t eat no grass

      I’ve got a fridge, a shower, at fifty miles an hour

      The country roads I see

      Switch on my Motorola, drink a can of cola

      And thank the Lord I’m free.

      Chorus:

      Nothing’s smarder than a Ford Grenada

      The road and the open sky

      With my headlights gleaming and my stereo screaming

      I’m in touch with the earth and the sky

      Then I pull on a site to camp for the night

      Beneath a sky of midnight blue

      And find my boss Jack parked around back

      He’s a weekend gypsy too!

      Chorus:

      I’m a weekend and I’m gonna get tipsy

      On the sweet old country air

      In my caravan I’m a travelling man

      In the world I haven’t got any care.

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