We Used to Live in Alma Road

About this Song

This is a very bad knock-off ver­sion of the song nor­mally known as “I Used to Work in Chicago”.

We Used to Live in Alma Road

We used to live in Alma Road, in an old stu­dent flat!
We used to live in Alma Roa~d, buuu~t… we all got kicked out!
A woman came into the flat one day, a month’s rent money she wanted.
A month’s rent money she wanted?
A fat wodge she got!
Wahey! We~… all got kicked out!

We used to live in Alma Road, in an old stu­dent flat!
We used to live in Alma Roa~d, buuu~t… we all got kicked out!
A man came into the flat one day, our wash­ing machine he wanted.
Our wash­ing machine he wanted?
Hot and soapy we got!
Wahey! We~… all got kicked out!

We used to live in Alma Road, in an old stu­dent flat!
We used to live in Alma Roa~d, buuu~t… we all got kicked out!
A man came into the flat one day, to check our meter he wanted.
To check our meter he wanted?
A good three feet he got!
Wahey! We~… all got kicked out!

We used to live in Alma Road, in an old stu­dent flat!
We used to live in Alma Roa~d, buuu~t… we all got kicked out!
Two women came to the door one day, to tell us about Jesus they wanted.
To tell us about Jesus they wanted?
The mis­sion­ary posi­tion they got!
Wahey! We~… all got kicked out!

2 thoughts on “We Used to Live in Alma Road

  1. I’ve cer­tainly heard it as a verse in the orig­i­nal (or rather as a verse in “I Used to Work in Bearstadt” as we sang it at Mael­strom), as a response to “a lux­ury car­pet she wanted”! :D

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