I never knew when,
I never knew how I'd see your face again
I never knew how,
I didn't expect to meet you anyhow
You were just a face I'd
seen in a magazine
No chance to meet, but oh what a treat
Oh what a treat, oh what a treat treat,
treat treat
Who'd have thought on a
Saturday night in
Stepney you'd be sitting
here right next to me
You were my hero,
I've seen you fight so many times, you know
Up in the gallery,
we'd watch your every move, now
Jimmy and me
We'd practice on the bus,
although the other passengers would make a fuss.
I've never anyone in my life.
The zebra kid, you had to believe the
moment you walked in.
They'd say, enough is enough.
Enough is enough.
Enough is enough.
Enough is enough.
Zebra kid, the king of the ring.
Who didn't bat in leopard
skin?
Deborah
Kidd, the king of the ring
He'd never lose, he'd always win
Best of three pinfalls
You had a drill kick that
would drop them all
Drop them all
I've been the wrestling ring,
the grouts and praises to the wrestling king.
I've seen you throw a man from
Canning
Town to
Custom
House, and that's about three miles.
That's a long way.
As the growth flies.
Whoa.
You did things with panache, not flash,
your forearm smash, oh yeah, and so much
And now I want you to know that everywhere you go,
kid, you have my respect, and though
you're older now, don't let it get you down,
I know anything you want, you can get, I'm
glad we met!
I saw you whack two
Chinese waiters
Through the window, yeah,
and to the street.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
And like the gent you are,
you helped them up,
you brushed them down,
put them back on their feet.
Back on their feet, back on their feet,
on your plates of meat.
Zebra kid, the king of the ring.
Putting them back in leopard skin.
Zebra
King, the king of the ring
He never lose, he always win
Zebra
King
Zebra
King
Zebra
King
Zip -a -doo -dah, a -dip -dip -a -doo -dah,
ba -ba -dip -a -dip -a -dah
Zebra
King
Zebra
King
Zebra
King
Zebra
King
Zebra
King
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