D G A D G A D A G A D A D G A D D G A D When I first came to London I was only sixteenG A D A With a fiver in my pocket and my ole dancing bagG A D A I went down to the dilly to check out the sceneD G A D And I soon ended up on the old main dragD G A D There the he-males and the she-males paraded in styleG A D A And the old man with the money would flash you a smileG A D A In the dark of an alley you'd work for a fiverD G A D For a swift one off the wrist down on the old main dragD G A D In the cold winter nights the old town it was chillG A D A But there were boys in the cafes who'd give you cheap pillsG A D A If you didn't have the money you'd cajole or you'd begD G A D There was always lots of tuinol on the old main dragD G A D One evening as I was lying down by Leicester SquareG A D A I was picked up by the coppers and kicked in the ballsG A D A Between the metal doors at Vine Street I was beaten and mauledD G A D And they ruined my good looks for the old main dragD G A D In the tube station the old ones who were on the way outG A D A Would dribble and vomit and grovel and shoutG A D A And the coppers would come along and push them aboutD G A D And I wished I could escape from the old main dragD G A D And now I'm lying here I've had too much boozeG A D A I've been spat on and shat on and raped and abusedG A D A I know that I am dying and I wish I could begD G A For some money to take me from the old main drag