After Tea

EIJCK VAN, HANS P, FENWICK, RAYMOND JOHN

If thou will devour, one may eat a flower
On toast, a bean filled bun, held up before the sun
The bishop and the baker, the candlestick maker
Danced around in line, danced around in time
Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there, you and me
Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there after tea

You may ride a horse, made of wood of course
The wooden horse of Troy in comparison a toy
The rabbit and the goldfish, a very tasty cold dish
Eaten up today, eaten right away

Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there, you and me
Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there after tea

Time for you and me, time for you and tea
Time for (Time for you and me, time for you and tea)
You and (Time for you and me, time for you and tea)
Me (Time for you and me, time for you and tea)
Time for (Time for you and me, time for you and tea)
You and (Time for you and me, time for you and tea)
Me (Time for you and me, time for you and tea)
Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there, you and me
Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there after tea

Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there, you and me
Watch now carefully, follow me
We will be there

Trivia about the song After Tea by The Rattles

On which albums was the song “After Tea” released by The Rattles?
The Rattles released the song on the albums “Rattles’ Greatest Hits” in 1970, “Rock Masters: Fought The Lord” in 2005, and “Live” in 2011.
Who composed the song “After Tea” by The Rattles?
The song “After Tea” by The Rattles was composed by EIJCK VAN, HANS P, FENWICK, RAYMOND JOHN.

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