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On The Road To Beaconsfield Lyrics by The Hit Parade

The Sound Of The Hit Parade

1993

There's nothing left
There's nothing left to be
And I guess it's just as well
Now Bob's gone and there's no grave to see
But I'm coming home
Going straight to bed
And I close my eyes and wonder
Back to the Old Thatch in Bourne End
Going home (ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
I'm not ashamed
Of wanting to go back
To the Earl and to the White Hart
Walking down the railway tracks
And it's not so hard
It's not so hard to see
What's gone wrong and what went missing
And why there's no one here who can help me
Now I'm homе (ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On thе road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield (on the road to Beaconsfield)
There's nothing that I want more in the world
Than to know what I found
What I thought I'd lost
In the arms of a girl
Born in Gerard's Cross (Gerard's Cross)
There's nothing that I want more in the world
Than to know what I found
What I thought I'd lost
In the arms of a girl
Born in Gerard's Cross (Gerard's Cross)
And so it seems
That there's not much more to life
Than a job to pull you down on someone
You can call your wife
And though I'm going home
To the town where I grew up
In the pursuit of corporate happiness
And to join the Bull Lane tennis club
I got lost (ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield (on the road to Beaconsfield)
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield
(Ah)
On the road to Beaconsfield (on the road to Beaconsfield)
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The Hit Parade

The Hit Parade

About “On The Road To Beaconsfield” by The Hit Parade

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"On The Road To Beaconsfield" appears on "The Sound Of The Hit Parade" in 1993.

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