A Likeable Bloke

The hard roads of life he has been up and down He has travelled in many a countryside and worked in many a town But he won't be going back to the town far away To the place where he first looked upon lamp of day The women he has made love to in numbers do grow But whether he has fathered children or not he does not seem to know Twenty eight years healthy and virile and in his life's prime One can say of him on his side he has time He is fond of the women and fond of the beer And after eight to ten drinks he is full of good cheer But he's never out to spoil anyone's night And he never has been involved in a fight He does not take himself seriously and he laughs loud at a joke And he is what one would call a likeable bloke.