| I know a wee squirrel who lives in an oak
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| He loves a good lunch and he loves a good joke
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| There’s a wee bit of Scotch in his family tree
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| He’s Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee
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| (He's Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee)
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| Of chestnuts and acorns, he’s gathered a store
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| Although he has plenty, he still gathers more
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| And he has them for breakfast, for luncheon and tea
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| Young Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee
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| (Young Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee)
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| His brothers and sisters and uncles and aunts
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| Quite often will gather and have a fine dance
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| And they leap through the air precariously
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| With Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee
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| (With Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee)
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| Once while they were dancing a hunter came by
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| And all of these squirrels the hunter did spy
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| And he lifted his rifle and aimed carefully
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| At Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee
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| (At Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee)
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| The rifle went off with a terrible blast
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| But Angus McFergus was faster than fast
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| And the bullets went deep in the poor old oak tree
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| But it never touched Angus McFergus Dundee
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| (But it never touched Angus McFergus Dundee)
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| The hunter looked round but the squirrels were gone
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| Of all of those dancers there wasn’t a one
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| They were all safely hidden in that friendly oak tree
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| With Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee
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| I often imagine that I’d like to be
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| A funny wee squirrel and live in a tree
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| Pay no rent and no taxes and get my lunch free
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| Like Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee
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| (Like Angus McFergus McTavish Dundee) |