| If you want a fancy fan
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| Or a turkey born in Turkey-stan
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| Or a slave that’s awf’lly African
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| Or a Teapot early Ming,
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| Come to the supermarket in old Peking.
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| If you want to buy a kite
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| Or a pup to keep you up at night
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| Or a dwarf who used to know Snow White
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| Or a frog who loves to sing,
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| Come to the supermarket in old Peking.
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| They have: sunflow’r cakes, moonbeam cakes,
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| Gizzard cakes, lizard cakes,
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| Pickled eels, pickle snakes,
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| Fit for any king,
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| If you want a bust of jade
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| Or an egg that’s more or less decayed
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| Or in case you care to meet a maid
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| For a nice but naughty fling,
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| Come to the supermarket,
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| If you come on an ostrich, you can park it,
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| So come to the supermarket
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| And see Pe-
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| King.
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| If you want a gong to beat
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| Or a rickshaw with a sassy seat
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| Or a painting slightly indiscreet
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| That is simply riveting,
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| Come to the supermarket and see Peking.
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| Well, If you want some calico
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| Or a gentle water buffalo
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| Glow worm guaranteed to glow
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| Or a cloak inclined to cling,
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| Come to the supermarket in old Peking.
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| They have bird’s-nest soup, seaweed soup,
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| Noodle soup, poodle soup,
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| Talking crows with the croup,
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| Almost anything.
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| If you want to buy a saw
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| Or a fish delicious when it’s raw
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| Or a pill to kill your moth’r-in-law
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| Or a bee without a sting,
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| Come to the supermarket,
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| If you come on a turtle, you can park it,
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| So come to the supermarket
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| If you come on a goose, you can park it,
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| So come to the supermarket
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| And see
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| Pe-
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| King! |