Chris Crompton & Children of the Railway Children posh talk

look at you, with your fancy talk, with your fancy airs and your fancy graces.
think you're grand, with your fancy walks, with your fancy clothes, with your fancy faces
look at you with your fancy ways and your fancy pants and your fancy braces,
acting posh with your fancy chat
with your fancy days and your fancy places
lace a lady very lah di dah, mums called mama and her dads papa,
gents and ladies very upper class,
take your talk and stick it,
where it hurts the most.
look at you, in your fancy world, with your fancy friends and your fancy kisses,
ain't you grand, with your fancy shops and your morning sir and your morning missus.
ain't you posh with your fancy this,
ain't you posh with your fancy that,
ain't you posh with your fancy chat,
lah di dah di dah di dah di lah di dah di dah
posh talk.
think you're big, think you're clever,
think you're really tough, (peter)
i'm as big, i'm as clever, just as blooming rough (peter)
just because i'm talking different don't make me a toff,
but your chat is so much posher
doesn't mean i'm soft
oh you bunch of rotters
don't think we, have a fancy talk,
any fancy airs, any fancy graces,
we're not grand, don't do fancy walks, don't have fancy clothes, or do fancy faces.
i don't have any fancy ways,
any fancy pants, any fancy braces,
we don't have any fancy chat,
or the days,
in our fancy places.
we've seen ladies very lah di dah,
we're not like them, don't you think we are!
gents and ladies very upper class, take your fancy talk and stick it.
yes you've got the point.
(lah di dah)
ain't you posh with your fancy this,
ain't you posh with your fancy that,
ain't you posh with your fancy chat,
lah di dah di dah di dah di lah di dah di dah
posh talk.
posh talk.
posh talk.
posh talk.