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Mobile Shop is a song from Season 1 of Postman Pat. It was composed by Bryan Daly and performed by Ken Barrie. The song is about Sam Waldron and his Mobile Shop.

Lyrics[]

There always comes a time,
Where the stores in your home are running down,
And you have to go to town
But then someone comes to Greendale
And it makes life so much easier, easier, easier, easier...
For twice a week,
There comes a mobile shop
Up to the valley, (valley)
And folks are delighted when he comes around,
For it always will save the long journey to town,
From the valley (the valley)
He's always on time
As he rings out his chime
In the valley (valley)
Mothers can plan with a great shopping list
If he cut out of service, oh, he'd be terribly missed
In the valley (the valley)
For it's a traveling store of great surprise
To please your tastes and feast your eyes
All the things you may want
And the things you might need
Sam's the man who runs it
And he's a very smart fellow indeed
For there's more inside the traveling shop than you ever could believe
There's more inside that traveling shop than you ever could believe
Sam Waldron knows
What the people will want
In the valley (valley)
He buys in the town then he takes things around
All his customers know that he won't let them down
In the valley (the valley)
For it's a traveling store of great surprise
To please your tastes and feast your eyes
All the things you may want
And the things you might need
Sam's the man who runs it
And he's a very smart fellow indeed
For there's more inside the traveling shop than you ever could believe
There's more inside that traveling shop than you ever could believe
There's more inside that traveling shop than you ever could believe

Trivia[]

  • The song was only played with the lyrics in Postman Pat's Difficult Day. Other episodes have only played the instrumental.
  • When this song was played in "Postman Pat's Difficult Day", the introduction was cut and only the instrumental to the chorus was played. Also when the chorus is played after the last verse, only the instrumental to the last line is used. The full version has only every been played on the original Postman Pat record.