Tram-pa-ra-pam… ! / rmx by @st_ai_8

[Verse 1] I took a little walk one day Along the streets of London town A stranger stepped upon my foot I said I'm sorry with a bow He looked at me then walked away I wondered what he thought of me Perhaps he thought me rather rude For letting him step carelessly [Chorus] Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram-pa-ram-pa-ram [Verse 2] I thought perhaps I'd better turn around And find that gentleman somewhere in town My aching foot could surely wait But bad impressions, what a dreadful fate I owed the man another apology And perhaps a pleasant cup of tea A little milk, a biscuit or two And all would be forgiven, I was sure [Chorus] Oh, pardon me, I'm terribly sorry I didn't mean to cause you worry You stepped on my foot, but never mind I hope you won't think me unkind [Chorus] Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram [Verse 3] I spotted him just farther down the street And hurried after him on aching feet Excuse me, sir, I called once more I think we've met somewhere before He turned around and stared at me I said, perhaps you'd care for tea I wouldn't want you going home Believing you've been badly wronged Milk or lemon, sir Or perhaps an apology first [Verse 4] He shook his head and walked away I wondered what I'd failed to say Perhaps my invitation came too late Perhaps he'd already had his tea at eight And now I walk with greater care For gentlemen are everywhere My foot still hurts, but I don't mind I've left a lasting thought behind He may not remember my face But I'm quite certain He remembers my apologies [Outro] Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram Tram-pa-ram-pa-ra-ram-pa-ram-pa-ram