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ROWDY SONGS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN OR SMALL DOGS!
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-transcribed by Ioseph of Locksley
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All lyrics Public Domain/ NO copyright!
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(as far as we know!)
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THE BASTARD KING OF ENGLAND
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-attributed to Rudyard Kipling, but probably not!
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Oh the mistrels sing of an English King of many long years ago
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who ruled his Land with an iron hand tho his morals were weak and low
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his only outer garment was a dirty yellow shirt
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with which he served to hide his hide, but he couldn't hide the dirt
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He was dirty, and lousy, and full of fleas
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but a Royal Tool hung to his knees
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God bless the Bastard King of England!
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Now the Queen of Spain was an amorous Jane, a lascivious wench was she
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who heard about the prowess of this King from over the sea
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so she sent a Royal Message by a Royal Messenger
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to ask the King of England to spend the night with her
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He was dirty and lousy and full of fleas
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but he kept his women by twos and threes....
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God Bless the Bastard King of England!
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When Philip of France heard of this chance, he swore before his Court
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"The Queen prefers my rival just because mine's...somewhat short."
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So he sent the Count of Zippety-Zap
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to give to the Queen a Dose of Clap
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to pass it on to the Bastard King of England!
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When the King of England heard the news, he cursed the Gallic farce
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and he up and swore by the Royal Whore he'd have the Frenchman's arse
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So he offered half his Kingdom, and a piece of Queen Hortense
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To any Royal Subject who'd undo the King of France
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So the brave young Duke of Buckingham went instantly to France
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He swore he was a fruitier; the King took down his pants.
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So in front of the throng he slipped on a thong
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and jumped on his horse and he galloped along
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dragging the Frenchman back to Merrie England!
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When the King of England saw the sight he fainted dead on the floor,
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for during the ride his rival's hide had stretched...a yard...or more!
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and all the girls of England came down to London Town
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and shouted round the battlements "To hell with the British Crown!"
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So Philip of France usurped the Throne
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his scepter was his Royal Bone
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with which he bitched the Bastard King of England!
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THE SQUIRE'S SONG
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-Anonymous
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-note: not for the weak-kneed!
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Don't laugh when you see a Duke walk by
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For you may be the next to die!
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To fight with him is suicide
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Especially if you "rhino-hide!"
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As on the field your helm caves in;
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His sword is buried down to your chin!
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They'll take you out to the family plot
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And there you'll wither, decay, and rot!
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They'll take you out, and lower you down,
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And men with shovels will gather 'round!
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They wrap you up in a big white sheet
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And bury you under about six feet!
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And all goes well for about a week
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And then the coffin begins to leak!
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The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out,
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The worms hold revels upon your snout!
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They call their friends, and their buddies, too,
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They'll make a terrible mess of you!
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Your body turns a slimey green
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And pus runs out like whipping cream!
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Your hair turns white, your skin turns blue
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You don't look like you used to do!
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Your eyes fall in, your teeth fall out,
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Your liver turns to sauerkraut!
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And great big bugs with eyes of green
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Crawl in your liver and out your spleen!
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You become a thing that's very rare
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A smell worse than your underwear!
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So don't laugh when you see a Duke walk by
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For you may be the next to die!
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ONE-BALL RILEY
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-Traditional Irish
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As I was sittin by the fire
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talking to O'Riley's daughter
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suddenly a thought came into my head:
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I'd like to shag O'Riley's daughter
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(Chorus): Giddy aye ay, giddy aye ay,
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giddy aye ay for the one-ball Riley
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Giddy aye ay: (three claps or stomps)
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try it on yer own big drum!
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Her hair was black and her eyes were blue
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The Colonel and the Major and the Captain sought her
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The Sergeant and the Private and the Drummer boy too
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All of 'em shagged O'Riley's daughter!
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Riley played on the big bass drum;
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Riley had a mind for murder and slaughter
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Riley had a bright red glitterin eye
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and he kept that eye on his lovely daughter
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While walking thru the park one day
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Who should I spy but Riley's daughter?
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Never a word I had to say
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But "Don't you think we really oughter?"
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Got me a bottle and a condom too,
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got me hands on Riley's daughter
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settled me down for a good old time
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doin' things we shouldn't oughter
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Up the stairs and into bed
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I shagged and shagged until I stove her
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Never a word that maiden said
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just laughed like hell till the fun was over!
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Suddenly a footstep on the stair
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who should it be but Riley out for slaughter
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with two pistols in his hands
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lookin for the man that shagged his daughter
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Grabbed Old Riley by the ball,
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rammed his head in a pail of water
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shoved them pistols up his ass
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a damn sight quicker than I shagged his daughter!
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As I go walkin' down the street
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People shout from every corner
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There's the randy sonofabitch
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That finally shagged Old Riley's daughter!
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Now all you lasses, all you maids
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Answer me now, and don't speak shyly
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Would you have it straight and true
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Or the way I gave it to One-Ball Riley?
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THE COUNTESS' GARTER
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-Anonymous
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(Tune: "Cornell's Alma Mater")
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(& only sing it when you KNOW your listeners!)
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High above a Countess' garter, high above her knee
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Lies the key to her successes: her virginity!
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Once she had it, now she's lost it
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It is gone for good!
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She goes down for belted fighters
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Like a Countess should!
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Lift her skirts, Oh lift them gently,
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Lay her on the grass!
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Often are the times I've dreamed of
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A piece of Countess' ass!
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TAIL TODDLE
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-Traditional Scots
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recorded by the Mitchell Trio
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Our guidwife held o'er to Fife
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For tae buy a coal-riddle
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Lang or she cam back agin
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Tammie gart my tail toddle!
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(Chorus): Tail toddle, tail toddle
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Tammie gars my tail toddle
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But an' ben we diddle-doddle
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Tammie gars my tail toddle!
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Wen I'm deid I'm out o'date
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Wen I'm seik I'm fu' o'trouble
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Wen I'm weel I stap about
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An' Tammie gars my tail toddle!
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Jenny Jack she gae'd a plack
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Helen Wallace gae'd a bottle
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Quo' the bride "It's o'er little
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For tae mend a broken dottle!"
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THE GOOD SHIP VENUS
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-Anonymous
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It was on the good ship Venus The Captain's name was Morgan
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My God, you should have seen us! By God, he was a gorgon!
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The figurehead was a whore in bed, Ten times each day sweet tunes he'd play
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And the mast, an upright penis! On his reproductive organ!
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The Captain of this lugger The Captain's wife was Mable
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He was a dirty bugger! To screw, she wasn't able
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He wasn't fit to shovel shit So the dirty shits, they nailed her tits
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From one place to another! Across the Captain's table!
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The Mate's name it was Andy
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By God, he had a dandy!
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Till they crushed his cock with a jagged rock
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For coming in the brandy!
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The second mate was Hooper
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By God, he was a trooper!
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He jerked and jerked until he worked
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Himself into a stupor!
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The cabin boy, the cabin boy, The Captain's dog was Rover
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The dirty little nipper; We rolled that poor dog over
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He filled his ass with broken glass, Ten times each day all along the way
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And circumcised the Skipper! From Calais back to Dover!
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The Captain's daughter, Mable,
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Was ready, willing and able,
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To fornicate with the second mate
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Upon the chartroom table!
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The Captain's daughter, Mary,
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Had never lost her cherry,
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The men grew bold, and offered gold:
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Now there's no Virgin Mary!
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The Captain's other daughter
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Fell in the deep sea water
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Delighted squeals revealed that eels
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Had found her sexual quarter!
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Aboard the good ship Venus
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We sailors all were henious:
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It was our fate to masturbate
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And that develops meanness!
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The trip it was exciting
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The pleasures were inviting
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All day we blew - all night we'd screw
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By artificial lighting!
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One day the good ship foundered And when we reached our station
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On crags our bags were pound(er)ed We found to our elation
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We stubbed our cocks against the rocks, The ship had sunk in a sea of spunk
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And then, we all were drownd(er)ed! From mutual masturbation!
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IN DAYS OF OLD
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-Anonymous & Ioseph of Locksley
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(Tune: "The Girl I left Behind Me")
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SCA: In days of old, when knights were bold,
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And rubbers weren't invented;
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They used old socks
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To cover up their jocks
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And babies were prevented!
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But now we're in the SCA
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And we always get our fill, sir!
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For the boys take matters firm in hand
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And the girls are on the Pill, sir!
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In days of old, when knights were bold,
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And women weren't particular
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They lined them up
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Against the wall
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And diddled 'em perpendicular!
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But now we're in the SCA
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And any old way is fine, sir!
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So choose your lass and go to town,
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As long as she's not mine, sir!
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In days of old, when knights were bold
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And paper not invented
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They wiped their ass
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With tufts of grass
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And, thereby, were contented!
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But now we're in the SCA
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And a public park's a gas, sir!
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For a toilet seat is very neat
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When you have to park your ass, sir!
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MUNDANE: Last night I slept in a hollow log
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With the girl I love beside me;
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Tonight I sleep in a feather bed
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And she's right there beside me
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She jumped in bed and covered up her head
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And said I couldn't find her
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But she knew damn well she lied like hell
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So I jumped in bed beside her!
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I diddled her once, I diddled her twice,
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I diddled her once too often.....
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I broke a spring, or some damn thing
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I diddled her to her coffin......
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(shouted:) DAMN! DAMN! DAMN! DAMN!
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ABDUL EL BULBUL, EMIR!
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-Anonymous
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In the harems of Egypt it's good to behold
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The fairest of harlots appear,
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But the fairest, a Greek
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Was owned by a sheik
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Named Abdul el Bulbul Emir!
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A traveling brothel came into the town
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Run by a pimp from afar
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Whose great reputation
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Had traveled the nation:
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'Twas Ivan Skidavitsky Skavar!
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Abdul the Bulbul arrived with his bride
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A prize whose eyes shone like a star
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He claimed he could prong
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More cunts with his dong
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Than Ivan Skidavitsky Skavar!
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A day was arranged for the spectacle great;
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A visit was planned by the Czar!
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And the curbs were all lined
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With harlots reclined
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In honour of Ivan Skavar!
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They met on the track with their tools hanging slack
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Dressed only in shoes and a leer,
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Both were fast on the rise
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but folks gasped at the size
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Of Abdul el Bulbul Emir!
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The cunts were all shorn, and no rubbers adorned
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The prongs of the pimp and the peer,
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But the pimp's steady stroke
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Soon left without hope
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The chance of the Bulbul Emir!
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They worked thru the night til the dawn's early light
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The clamor was heard from afar
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The multitudes came
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To applaud the ball game
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Of Abdul and Ivan Skavar!
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When Ivan had finished, he turned to the Greek,
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And laughed when she shivered in fear
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She swallowed his pride,
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He buggered the bride
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Of Abdul el Bulbul, Emir!
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When Ivan was done, and was wiping his gun,
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He bent down to polish his gear;
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He felt, up his ass,
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A hard pecker pass;
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'Twas Abdul el Bulbul, Emir!
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Abdul El Bulbul Emir (cont.)
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The crowd loudly howled that it was a foul,
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They were ordered to part, by the Czar,
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But fast they were jammed;
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The pecker was crammed
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In Ivan Skidavitsky Skavar!
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Now, the cream of the joke, when apart they were broke,
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Was laughed at for years by the Czar:
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For Abdul the Bulbul
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Left most of his tool
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In Ivan Skidavitsky Skavar!
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The fair Grecian maiden a sad vigil keeps
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With a husband whose tastes have turned queer...
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She longs for the dong
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That once did belong
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To Abdul el Bulbul, Emir!
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VIRGIN STURGEON
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(Tune: "Ruben, Ruben")
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Caviar comes from virgin sturgeon The oyster's a prolific bivalve
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Virgin sturgeon's a mighty fine fish Keeps its' innards in its' shell,
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Virgin sturgeon needs no urgin' How they diddle is a riddle,
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That's why caviar is my dish! But they do, so wotthehell!
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Shad roe comes from scarlet shad fish The trout is just a little salmon,
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Shad fish have a very sad fate: Just half-grown, and minus scales,
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Pregnant shad fish is a sad fish But the trout, just like the salmon
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Got that way without a mate! Can't get on without his tail!
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Mrs. Clam is optimistic Give a thought to the happy codfish
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Shoots her eggs out in the sea Always there when duty calls,
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Hopes her suitor is a shooter Female cod fish is an odd fish
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Hits the selfsame spot as she! From her come your cod fish balls!
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The green sea-turtle's mate is happy A lucky fish is the common starfish
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With her lover's winning ways When for offspring they essay;
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First he grips her with his flipper Yes, me hearties, they have parties
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Then they flip for days and days! In the good old fashioned way!
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I fed caviar to my Lady I fed caviar to my grandpa
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She was a virgin tried and true He was a man of ninety-three
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Now that virgin needs no urgin' Shouts and screams were heard from
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Now there's nothin' she won't do! grandma
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As he chased her up a tree!
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I fed caviar to my rooster Every living thing will do it
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I fed caviar to my cow, Without making lots of fuss
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Now the barnyard sure looks funny: When they do it, they don't rue it,
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All the cows have feathers now! So my darlin', why not us?
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SEVEN NIGHTS DRUNK
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-Traditional
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-From the singing of Seamus McCafferty
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When I came home on Monday night, as drunk as drunk could be
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I saw a horse outside the door, where my old horse should be
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So I called my wife, (audience shouts: HEY WIFE!)
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And I said to her, would you kindly tell to me
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Who owns that horse outside my door, where my old horse should be?
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Oh, you're drunk, you drunk, you silly old fool,
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Can't you plainly see?
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That's a lovely sow that my mother sent to me
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Well it's many a day I've travelled, a hundred miles or more
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But a saddle on a sow I've never seen before!
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When I came home on Tuesday night......etc.
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Saw a coat behind the door......etc.
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....Who owns that coat.....
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...that's a lovely blanket...
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...But buttons on a blanket....etc.
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When I came home on Wednesday night.....etc.
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I saw a pipe upon the chair, where my old pipe should be..etc.
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....Who owns that pipe.....
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...That's a lovely tin-whistle that my mother sent to me!
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...But tobacco in a tin-whistle I've never seen before!
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When I came home on Thursday night......etc.
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I saw two boots beneath the bed.......etc.
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....Who owns those boots.......etc.
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...They're two geranium-pots...etc.
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...But laces in geranium-pots....etc.
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When I came home on Friday night......etc.
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Saw a head upon the bed......etc.
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....Who owns that head.........etc.
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...That's a baby boy...etc.
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...but whiskers on a baby boy...etc.
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When I came home on Saturday night....etc.
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Saw a rise beneath the sheets.....etc.
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....Who owns that rise......
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...It's nothing but a shillelagh...etc.
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...But knackers on a shillelagh....etc.
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(Alternate lyric: "Hammer" "A hammer with a head like that..")
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When I came home on Sunday night...etc.
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I saw a man walk out the door, a little after three! (shout: A.M.!)
|
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....Who was that man......after three (shout: A.M.!)
|
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...That's an English tax-man....etc.
|
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...But an Englishman that could last till three....etc.
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10
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THE SEXUAL LIFE OF THE CAMEL, or MY GOD HOW THE MONEY ROLLS IN!
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-Anonymous
|
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|
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The sexual life of the Camel My cousin sells shields to the Tuchux
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Is stranger than anyone thinks The plywood they're made of is thin;
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One night in a moment of passion I'm a doggone good Chiurgeon
|
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He tried to deflower the Sphinx! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
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Now, the Sphinx's posterior anatomy My brother is a mercenary
|
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|
Is covered with sand from the Nile. Hiring out to help you win
|
|||
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That accounts for the hump in the Camel, Since both Kingdoms pay for his wages
|
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And the Sphinx's inscrutable smile! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
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|
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Exhaustive experimentation The East and the Middle are fighting
|
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By Darwin, and Huxley and Hall Trimaris and others join in
|
|||
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Has proved that the ass of a hedgehog The Dark Horde makes book on the winner
|
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Can hardly be buggered at all! My God, how the money rolls in!
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The Baron, he rides on a warhorse, Smilin' Ali is looking for people
|
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With a fancy great helluva rig, To travel a long way with him
|
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He doesn't get there any faster, To auctions in old Persian markets
|
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But it makes the old bastard feel big! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
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The King, he sleeps in a feather bed I'm just a poor mercenary
|
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The Knights all sleep in their sacks; I don't care if we lose or we win
|
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As a means of self-preservation, As long as you're still here on payday
|
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|
The squires all sleep on their backs! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
|||
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|
And here's to the girls of (insert name) Ioseph of Locksley is Celtic,
|
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And here's to the alleys they roam, Ioseph of Locksley is thin,
|
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|
And here's to their dirty-faced bastards, Ioseph writes satire to order,
|
|||
|
God bless 'em, they may be your own! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
|||
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|
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|
My father makes illegal whiskey, Petruccio is an Italian
|
|||
|
My mother makes illegal gin, He is an expert at Sin
|
|||
|
My sister runs guns for the Dark Horde: He has a stable of gerbils
|
|||
|
My God, how the money rolls in! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
|||
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|
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My brother's a poor missionary The Dark Horde really likes fighting
|
|||
|
He saves little girlies from Sin! We want your side to win
|
|||
|
He'll save you a blonde for 5 dollars We've cornered the market on duct tape
|
|||
|
My God, how the money rolls in! My God, how the money rolls in!
|
|||
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|
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|
And here's to the Outlands' new Navy! Elric, he drives a hard bargain
|
|||
|
Let's all give them three cheers! While trading for leather or skins
|
|||
|
The first submarine made of adobe.... He'll let you keep yours for a cookie!
|
|||
|
It's been down for thirty-two years! My God, how the cookies roll in!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
So here's to the War at Estrella Elric's a traveling merchant
|
|||
|
Where all of us landed in gaol, With a band of his very large friends
|
|||
|
And here's to the (insert name) maidens, He'll sell you your lives for your
|
|||
|
Who gave us our first piece of tail! silver
|
|||
|
My God, how the money rolls in!
|
|||
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|
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|
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|
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|
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11
|
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|
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|
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|
|||
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|
|||
|
OLD DRUBBED DING
|
|||
|
-Anonymous
|
|||
|
(Tune: "Old Used Queen")
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Once I was a swyver of the finest kind, a ruler of the bed
|
|||
|
But now I spend my days as an old used thing and I find I'm rubbed too red!
|
|||
|
With a hey-ho derry up and down I sing,
|
|||
|
never any fun for an old drubbed ding!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
My owner spends his time in solemn prayer, and dreams of naked flesh
|
|||
|
I spend MY time in clothbound walls getting slapped when we`re too fresh
|
|||
|
With a hey-ho derry up and down I sing,
|
|||
|
never some relief for an old drubbed ding!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The other men they sit and talk of baring, thrust and fling
|
|||
|
But when I come out the wenches flee, and won't give me a thing
|
|||
|
With a hey-ho derry up and down I sing,
|
|||
|
never any girls for an old drubbed ding!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The other ones can rise and dive and frolic near the ass
|
|||
|
I'm the Model of Priapus, I'm hard as hell, but must not make a pass!
|
|||
|
With a hey-ho derry up and down I sing
|
|||
|
never any fun for an old drubbed ding!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
But someday soon there'll be a change, in Martin Luther's "rise,"
|
|||
|
And the Reformation's opening "shot" will land between his eyes!
|
|||
|
With a Hey-ho derry up and down WE'LL sing,
|
|||
|
Then there will be FUN for an old drubbed ding!
|
|||
|
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
|||
|
12
|
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|
************************************************************
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
TRIMARIAN SHEEP SONG
|
|||
|
-Anonymous
|
|||
|
(Tune: Scotland the Brave)
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Bring me some whiskey, mother
|
|||
|
I'm feeling frisky, mother
|
|||
|
I need a sheep to keep me warm through the night!
|
|||
|
I need a lover, mother
|
|||
|
No, not my brother, mother
|
|||
|
I need a sheep to keep me warm through the night!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Gerbils don't make it, mother
|
|||
|
They just can't take it, mother
|
|||
|
I need a sheep to keep me warm through the night!
|
|||
|
Owls, bats and other critters
|
|||
|
Just tend to give me jitters
|
|||
|
I need a sheep to keep me warm through the night!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(bridge) Sheep never talk about it
|
|||
|
They never ever doubt it
|
|||
|
Always so placid, affectionate and nice!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Give me that lanolin
|
|||
|
Better than flannel-in
|
|||
|
I need a sheep to keep me warm through the night!
|
|||
|
|
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|
*************************************************************
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
IT TAKES A NASTY MAN
|
|||
|
-Braden the Bard
|
|||
|
(Tune: "It Takes a Worried Man")
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
It takes a nasty man, to sing a nasty song (3X)
|
|||
|
I'm nasty now, and I'll be nasty all night long!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Every single morning I insist on breakfast in bed
|
|||
|
So my Lady wraps her legs around my head!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
I say my bedtime prayers when the Mission bell rings eight
|
|||
|
O send me, Lord, a girl that wants to fornicate!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
They call me short, dark and handsome butI thank God they're wrong
|
|||
|
How can I be short, at a full nine inches long?
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
My Liege Lord says I'm slow, but his daughter doesn't mind
|
|||
|
It's 'cause I'm slow, that I get a little behind....!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
I've got hair everywhere, from my head down to my feet
|
|||
|
And in my mouth it gets stuck between my teeth!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
I'll give you some kissin', girl, every single night
|
|||
|
If you want more than that, the line forms to the right!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
They say you are what you eat, I answer "Is that a fact?"
|
|||
|
If that is true, I'm a nymphomaniac!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
***********************************************
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
13
|
|||
|
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|
|||
|
|
|||
|
THE RED FLAG
|
|||
|
(Tune: "O Tannenbaum," "Maryland," &c.)
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
While walking 'cross the rocks so bare
|
|||
|
I saw a maiden lying there
|
|||
|
And as she lay in sweet repose
|
|||
|
A breath of wind blew up her clothes
|
|||
|
A mongol who was passing by
|
|||
|
Lifted his hat and winked his eye
|
|||
|
And then he saw, to his despair,
|
|||
|
She had the Red Flag waving there!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The mongol would not be denied
|
|||
|
He said "By God, I'll slip inside!"
|
|||
|
He stripped down to his underwear,
|
|||
|
And soon his ass was shining bare
|
|||
|
The maiden she was not disturbed
|
|||
|
Nor in the slightest bit perterbed
|
|||
|
For, come what may, full well she knew,
|
|||
|
The brave Red Flag would see her thru!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The mongol he was shivering
|
|||
|
His mighty prick was quivering.
|
|||
|
But soon he knew he'd met his match,
|
|||
|
He could not penetrate her snatch!
|
|||
|
Try as he might, his path was blocked,
|
|||
|
All he could do was fire half-cocked;
|
|||
|
To quit the fray he did prepare,
|
|||
|
And leave the goddam Red Flag there!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The moral of this tale is plain,
|
|||
|
But pardon me if I explain;
|
|||
|
In love, or war - it matters not,
|
|||
|
You never, ever waste a shot!
|
|||
|
The mongol's judgement was at fault
|
|||
|
To penetrate the maiden's vault
|
|||
|
With Red Flag flying, let it pass:
|
|||
|
Just shove it up the maiden's ass!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
OPTIONAL CHORUS:
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The peasant class can kiss my ass!
|
|||
|
I've got my Peerage, now, at last!
|
|||
|
Don't bother me, I cannot work,
|
|||
|
I'm in a Peerage Circle Jerk!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
******************************************************
|
|||
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|
|||
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|
|||
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|
|||
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|
|||
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|
|||
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|
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|
|||
|
14
|
|||
|
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|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
THE FARTING CONTEST
|
|||
|
(Tune: Sweet Betsy From Pike)
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
I'll tell you a story that is sure to please
|
|||
|
Of a great farting contest at Sutton-on-Pease
|
|||
|
Where all the best arses paraded the field
|
|||
|
To compete in a contest for various shields.
|
|||
|
Some tighten their arses and fart up the scale
|
|||
|
To compete for a cup, or a barrel of ale,
|
|||
|
While others, whose arses are biggest and strongest,
|
|||
|
Compete in the section for loudest and longest.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Now, this year's event had drawn quite a big crowd
|
|||
|
And the betting was even on Mrs. McDowd
|
|||
|
For it had appeared, in the evening edition,
|
|||
|
That this lady's arse was in perfect condition.
|
|||
|
Miss Bingle arrived amid roars of applause
|
|||
|
And promptly proceeded to pull off her drawers
|
|||
|
For, though she'd no chance in the farting display
|
|||
|
She'd the prettiest bottom you'd see in a day!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Now, young Mrs. Porter was backed for a place
|
|||
|
though she'd often been placed in the deepest disgrace
|
|||
|
by dropping a fart on a Sunday in church
|
|||
|
And disturbing the sermon of Reverend McGurk!
|
|||
|
The ladies lined up, at the signal to start,
|
|||
|
And, winning the toss, Mrs. Jones to first fart;
|
|||
|
The people around stood in silence and wonder,
|
|||
|
While her wireless transmitted gale force and thunder!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Now, Mrs. McDowd reckoned nothing of this
|
|||
|
For she'd had some weak tea, and was all wind and piss;
|
|||
|
So she took up her place, and her arse opened wide,
|
|||
|
But, unluckily, shit, and was disqualified!
|
|||
|
Then young Mrs. Porter was called to the front
|
|||
|
And started by doing a wonderful stunt:
|
|||
|
She took a deep breath, and, clenching her hands,
|
|||
|
She blew the damnned roof off the popular stands!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
This left young Miss Bingle, who shyly appeared,
|
|||
|
And smiled at the clergy, who lustily cheered!
|
|||
|
And though it was thought that her chances were small,
|
|||
|
She ran out a winner, out-farting them all!
|
|||
|
She went to the rostrum with dignified gait,
|
|||
|
And took from the Vicar a set of gold plate,
|
|||
|
Then she turned to the clergy, with sweetness sublime,
|
|||
|
And, smiling, said "Come up and see me sometime!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The clergy was shocked by Miss Bingle's remark,
|
|||
|
Though some felt a stirring 'neath vestment and sark,
|
|||
|
Perhaps t'was the wind - but who could have guessed?
|
|||
|
And that was the end of the farting contest!
|
|||
|
|
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|
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|
|||
|
|
|||
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|
|||
|
|
|||
|
15
|
|||
|
THE MOOSE SONG
|
|||
|
-Thomas Payton, et. al.
|
|||
|
(tune: "Betsy From Pike")
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
When I was a young girl (man) I used to like boys (girls),
|
|||
|
I fondled their tights (bodies) and played with their toys (curls),
|
|||
|
But me boy (girl) friend ran off with a salesman named Bruce,
|
|||
|
You'd never get treatment like that from a Moose!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
CHORUS: So it's Moose, Moose, I like a Moose,
|
|||
|
I've never had anything quite like a Moose,
|
|||
|
I've had many lovers, my life has been loose,
|
|||
|
But I've never had anything quite like a Moose!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Now when I'm in need of a very good lay,
|
|||
|
I go to me stables and gets me some hay,
|
|||
|
I opens me window and spreads it around,
|
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'Cause Moose always comes when there's hay on the ground!
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Now I've made it with all kinds of beasties with hair,
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I'd make it with snakes if their fangs were not there,
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I've made it with walrus, two ducks and a goose,
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But I've never had anything quite like a Moose!
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Now gorillas are fine for a Saturday night,
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And lions and tigers, they puts up a fight,
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But it just ain't the same when you slams your caboose
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As the feeling you gets when you humps with a Moose!
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I've tried many beasties on land or on sea
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I've even tried hump-backs that humped back on me!
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Sharks are quite good, tho they're hard to pull loose
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But on dry land there is nothing quite like a moose!
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Woodchucks are all right except that they bite
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And foxes and rabbits won't last thru the night!
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Cows would be fun, but they're hard to seduce
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But you never need worry should you find a moose!
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Step in my study, and trophies you'll find
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A black striped tiger and scruffy maned lion
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You'll know the elephant by his ivory tooth
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And the one that's a-winking, you know is the moose!
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The lion succumbed to a thirty-ought-six
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Machine guns and tigers I've proved do not mix
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The elephant fell by a bomb with a fuse
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But I won't tell a soul how I did in the moose!
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I've found many women attracted to me
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A few of them have had me over for tea
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Some say that they love me when they're feeling loose
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But I'd trade the world's women for one lovely moose!
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The good Lord made Adam, and then He made Eve
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Said He: "If you sin now, I'll ask you to leave!"
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They left not because of Eve's forbidden fruit
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But 'cause Adam decided the moose there were cute!
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(more!)
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The Moose Song (Cont.)
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The English are said to like boars who've had corn
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The Celtics just dream of the young Unicorn
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The Germans, it's said, just need leather and rope
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But give me a moose and I'll no longer mope!
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Now I've broken the laws in this god-awful state
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They've put me in prison and locked up the gate
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They say that tomorrow I'll swing from a noose
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But my last night I'll spend with a good sexy moose!
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Next morning the Governor's word reached my ears
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"We've commuted your sentence to ninety-nine years!"
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"You won't get parole; not a five minute's truce,
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And your friend goes to Sing-Sing, he's so big-a-moose!"
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(slowly) Now that I'm old and advanced in me years,
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I'll look back on me life, and I'll shed me no tears,
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As I sit in me chair with me glass of Mateuse,
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And play hide the salami with Marvin (Millie) the Moose!
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THE ANCIENT AND OLD IRISH CONDOM
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-Anonymous
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(Tune: "Rosin the Beau")
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(Recorded: "Celtic Pride: In Strange Form")
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I was up to me arse in the muck, Sir,
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with a peat contract down in the bog
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When me shovel it struck something hard, Sir,
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that I thought was a rock or a log
|
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T'was a box of the finest old oak, Sir,
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T'was a foot long, and four inches wide
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and not giving a damn for the Fairies
|
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I just took a quick look inside
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Now I opened the lid of this box, Sir,
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and I swear that my story is true
|
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T'was an ancient and old Irish condom
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A relic of Brian Boru
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T'was an ancient and old Irish condom
|
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T'was a foot long, and made of elk hide,
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With a little gold tag on it's end, Sir,
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with his name, rank, and stud fee inscribed
|
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Now, I cast me mind back thru the ages
|
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To the days of that horny old Celt
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With his wife lyin' by on the bed, Sir,
|
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As he stood by the fire in his pelt
|
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And I thought that I heard Brian whisper
|
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As he stood in the fire's rosy light
|
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"Well, you've had yer own way long enough, dear...
|
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'Tis the hairy side outside, tonight."
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THE BANTAM COCK
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(Recorded: "Celtic Pride: In Strange Form")
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He was a fine upstanding bantam-cock
|
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So brisk, and stiff, and spry...
|
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With a springy step, and a jaunty plume,
|
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And a purposeful look in his eye
|
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In his little black laughing eye!
|
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So I took him to the coop and introduced him to
|
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My seventeen wide-eyed hens
|
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And he tupped and he tupped as a hero tupps,
|
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And he bowed to them all, and then,
|
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He up and took 'em all again!
|
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Then upon the peace of my ducks and geese
|
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He boldly did intrude
|
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And with glazed eyes and opened mouths
|
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They bore him with fortitude...
|
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And a little bit of gratitude!
|
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He jumped my giggling guinea-fowl!
|
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He thrust his attentions upon
|
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Twenty hysterical turkeys,
|
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And a visiting migrant swan!
|
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|
And the bantam thundered on!
|
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|
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He groped my fan-tail pigeon doves,
|
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My lily-white Columbine,
|
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And as I was lookin' at me budgerigar,
|
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He jumped my parrot from behind!
|
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And it was sittin' on me shoulder at the time!
|
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|
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|
But all of a sudden, with a gasp and a gulp,
|
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He clapped his wings to his head!
|
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|
He lay flat on his back with his feet in the air;
|
|||
|
My bantam-cock was dead!
|
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And the vultures circled overhead!
|
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|
|||
|
What a noble beast! What a champion cock!
|
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What a way to live and die!
|
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|
As I dug him a grave to protect his bones,
|
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From those hungry buzzards in the sky,
|
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The bantam opened up his eyes!
|
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|
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He gave me a wink, and a terrible grin,
|
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The way that rapists do....
|
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|
He said, "Do you see them silly daft buggers up there?
|
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They'll be down in a minnit 'er two!
|
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They'll be down in a minnit 'er two!"
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************************************************
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18
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THE MODEST WENCH
|
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-David of Bagulay
|
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|
|||
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A comely young wench from the south
|
|||
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Went travelling far and free
|
|||
|
She said "I'm searching for love as true as the dove!"
|
|||
|
And she came to the north country
|
|||
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|
|||
|
CHORUS: Saying "I beg your pardon, Sir!
|
|||
|
I am but a modest wench....
|
|||
|
A lovely lively lusty busty rather outrageous wench
|
|||
|
But a modest one, nevertheless!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
She met with two grinning dwarves
|
|||
|
Said one to the other: "What bliss!
|
|||
|
You stand on her shoulder; together we'll hold her
|
|||
|
And give her a rousing kiss!"
|
|||
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|
|||
|
She met with a leering banker
|
|||
|
Who said "Banking has various facets...
|
|||
|
I could invest all your money till the ledgers looked funny,
|
|||
|
But I'd rather hold onto your assets!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
She met with a hungry giant
|
|||
|
Who roared in stentorian tones
|
|||
|
"To pepper I'd falter; I'd rather assault her
|
|||
|
before I devour her bones!"
|
|||
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|
|||
|
She met with a country lout
|
|||
|
who said,"Massage me here on this hummock.
|
|||
|
Like my girlfriend who felt she should stop at the belt
|
|||
|
And never got up to my stomach..."
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
She met with a charming minstrel
|
|||
|
"At last sir can you show me true love?"
|
|||
|
He chortled with glee as he patted her knee
|
|||
|
He rubbed his hands as he fired up his glands
|
|||
|
He looked very droll as he turned into a troll
|
|||
|
And sneered "Certainly! From below or above!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
"I beg your pardon, sir!
|
|||
|
I -was- but a modest wench...
|
|||
|
A lovely lively lusty busty rather outrageous wench
|
|||
|
But a modest one....never the more!"
|
|||
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|
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|
***********************************************************
|
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19
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|
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|
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|
|||
|
THE SLEEPING SCOTSMAN
|
|||
|
-Anonymous
|
|||
|
(last 2 verses by Rich Bailey)
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
A Scotsman clad in kilt left a bar one evening fair
|
|||
|
And one could tell by how he walked he'd drunk more than his share
|
|||
|
He stumbled on until he could no longer keep his feet
|
|||
|
Then staggered off into the grass to sleep, beside the street
|
|||
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|
|||
|
CHORUS: A ring-di-diddle-e-di do, a-ring-di-diddle-i-day
|
|||
|
He staggered off into the grass to sleep beside the street.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(following choruses as above, repeating last line of verse)
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
A pair of young and lovely girls just happened to come by
|
|||
|
And one said to the other, with a twinkle in her eye:
|
|||
|
"You see yon sleeping Scotsman, so strong and handsome built..
|
|||
|
I wonder if it's true what they don't wear beneath the kilt?"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
They crept upon the sleeping Scotsman, quiet as could be,
|
|||
|
And lifted up his kilt above the waist, so they could see..
|
|||
|
And there, behold, for them to view, beneath his Scottish skirt
|
|||
|
T'was nothing but what God has graced him with upon his birth!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
They marveled for a moment, then one said: "We'd best be gone.
|
|||
|
But let's leave a present for our friend before we move along!"
|
|||
|
So as a gift, they left a blue silk ribbon, tied into a bow,
|
|||
|
Around the Bonnie Star the Scottish kilt did lift and show!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
The Scotsman woke to Nature's Call, and stumbled towards a tree
|
|||
|
Behind the bush, he lifts his kilt, and gawks at what he sees!
|
|||
|
Then, in a startled voice he says to what's before his eyes:
|
|||
|
"I ken na' whaur y'been, m'lad, but I see y'won First Prize!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
Our Scottish friend, still dressed in kilt, continued up the street
|
|||
|
He hadn't gone ten yards or more, when a lass he chanced to meet.
|
|||
|
She said: "I've heard what's underneath there, tell me, is it so?"
|
|||
|
He said: "Just slip your hand up, lass, if y'really want to know!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
So she slipped her hand right up his kilt, and much to her surprise,
|
|||
|
The Scotsman smiled, and a very strange look came into his eyes,
|
|||
|
She said: "Why, sir, that's gruesome!" And then she heard him roar:
|
|||
|
"If you stick yer hand up once again, you'll find it grew some more!"
|
|||
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|
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|
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20
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|
|||
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PUFF, THE TRAGIC FAGGOT
|
|||
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-Anonymous
|
|||
|
(Tune: "Puff, The Magic Dragon")
|
|||
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|
|||
|
Puff, the tragic faggot, went on a spree
|
|||
|
And terrorized the people at the Nudist Colony!
|
|||
|
Little Jackie Paper, loved that rascal, Puff,
|
|||
|
But wished he wouldn't use so much of that "greasy kid stuff!"
|
|||
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|
|||
|
CHORUS: Puff, the tragic faggot, went on a spree
|
|||
|
And terrorized the people at the Nudist Colony! (2X)
|
|||
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|
|||
|
Together they would travel, like a boat with billowed sail
|
|||
|
Jackie kept his fingers pressed 'neath Puff's romantic tail
|
|||
|
Noble Kings and Princes bowed low whene're they came
|
|||
|
Pirates lowered EVERYTHING when Puff roared out his name!
|
|||
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|
|||
|
A faggot lives for AGES, but not so little boys;
|
|||
|
Ding-a-lings and Faery Rings make way for other toys.
|
|||
|
One grey night it happened, Jackie Paper came no more
|
|||
|
And Puff, the tragic faggot, he ceased his fearless roar.
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
His head was bent in sorrow, green tears fell like rain
|
|||
|
Puff no longer went to play along the "Cherry" Lane
|
|||
|
Without his lifelong friend, Puff could not be brave
|
|||
|
So Puff the tragic faggot sadly crept into his cave.
|
|||
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|
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|
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|
|||
|
MOLLY MALONE
|
|||
|
-Ioseph of Locksley
|
|||
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|
|||
|
In Dublin's fair city, where the girls have no titties
|
|||
|
T'was there that I first met sweet Molly Malone
|
|||
|
You could have her for a penny, and be one of many,
|
|||
|
But for sixpence she would act alive, alive-o!
|
|||
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|
|||
|
Alive, alive-o! Alive alive-o!
|
|||
|
But for sixpence she would act alive, alive-o!
|
|||
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|
|||
|
She was a street walker, and sure t'was no wonder
|
|||
|
For so were her mother and grandmother too,
|
|||
|
With a mattress on the barrow, thru streets broad and narrow,
|
|||
|
And for sixpence they would act alive, alive-o!
|
|||
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|
|||
|
Alive, alive-o! Alive alive-o!
|
|||
|
And for sixpence they would act alive, alive-o!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
She died of a fever, and no one could save her;
|
|||
|
It was caught from a folkie from Ontario,
|
|||
|
Now her ghost wheels the barrow thru streets broad and narrow
|
|||
|
But a ghost can't be had that's alive, alive-o!
|
|||
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|
|||
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Alive, alive-o! Alive alive-o!
|
|||
|
But a ghost can't be had that's alive, alive-o!
|
|||
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|
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|
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21
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*
|
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This is one of several files comprising the Black Book
|
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of Song of Ioseph of Locksley, OL, OP, &c. Collect them
|
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All!
|
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