Lyrics

[Intro] School days, school days I wish school days would come again (Again) [Chorus] Please, mister Walker I like your daughter I used to tell her That I'm a welder That was a lie, sir I'm just a singer In a roots-rock-reggae band Now I'm asking for her hand I hope you'll understand [Verse 1] She used to pass my yard With her chopa-chopa slate I used to lend her my new slate in school The teacher used to say She hope that we would have got wed An' every evening after school I would walk hеr to her gate So, as a wise fathеr Please, mister Walker Hope that you can see my face When I'm asking again [Chorus] Please, mister Walker I like your daughter I used to tell her That I'm a welder That was a lie, sir I'm just a singer In a roots-rock-reggae band Now I'm asking for her hand I hope you understand (Kind sir) [Verse 2] And when we working third form I used to carry her books to school We never break no golden rule We never stall a day from school If it was wrong to take her to Hope Gardens Then, sir, I want to beg your pardon A little kiss in the dark A little walk through the park That's all in a schoolboy love affair So I hope I may be clear Mister Walker, I'm-a asking once again [Outro] Please, mister Walker