[Verse 1]
I once took a job as a coachman
My money was paid in advance
So I traveled first down to Dover
Then made my way over to France

There I met a lovely young lady
Who dressed me in breeches so tight
She said "I'm in need of a coachman
To drive me by day and by night"

[Chorus]
She was such a charming young lady
All in the height of her bloom
And I was a dashing young coachman
And I drove her ten times 'round the room

[Verse 2]
She first took me down to her cellar
And filled me with liquor so quick
We hadn't been there for a moment
When she asked for a look at my- (My whip! She asked for a look at my whip!)

She held it and viewed it a moment
And handed it back with a smile
"I can see by the length and the look of your lash
You can drive me in the old-fashioned style!"
[Chorus]
She was such a charming young lady
All in the height of her bloom
And I was a dashing young coachman
And I drove her ten times 'round the room

[Verse 3]
She bid me get into position
So I climbed right up in her- (in her seat!)
Three lashes I gave with my cracker
And I drove her right down the high street

I handled my whip with good judgment
Until I was sure of her ways
But the very first yank that she gave on my- (on my brake!)
She broke the mainspring on her chaise

[Chorus]
She was such a charming young lady
All in the height of her bloom
And I was a dashing young coachman
And I drove her ten times 'round the room

[Verse 4]
When my mistress grew tired or weary
And begged me to stop for a rest
She called for her serving maid Sally
The girl that I loved second best
She said "Sally we have a fine coachman
Who understands driving in style
While the spring on my chaise is being strengthened again
I'll let him drive you for a while"

[Chorus]
She was such a charming young lady
All in the height of her bloom
And I was a dashing young coachman
And I drove her ten times 'round the room

She was such a charming young lady
All in the height of her bloom
And I was a dashing young coachman
And I drove her ten times 'round the room