Elton John

There's a dusty old gutter he's lying in now
He's blind and he's old
And there's a bottle that rolled down the road
Me, I'm young and I'm so wild, and I still feel the need
Of your apron strings once in a while
For there's taxi cabs hooting
But I can't be foot-loose forever
My suitcase, it's a cheap one
My darling, she's a dear one
My head's feeling light as a feather
Take my ears and tell me when the whistle blows
Wake me up and tell me when the whistle blows
Long lost and lonely boy
You're just a black sheep going home
I want to feel your wheels of steel
Underneath my itching heels
Take my money, tell me when the whistle blows
Part of me asked the young man for the time
With a cool vacant stare
Of undue concern, he said nine
It's not so bad, but I really do love the land
And rather all this than those diamante lovers
In Hyde Park holding hands
Blowing heat through my fingers trying to kill off this cold
Will the street kids remember, can I still shoot a fast cue
Has this country kid still got his soul
Take my ears and tell me when the whistle blows
Wake me up and tell me when the whistle blows
Long lost and lonely boy
You're just a black sheep going home
I want to feel your wheels of steel
Underneath my itching heels
Take my money, tell me when the whistle blows
Take my money, tell me when the whistle blows