| A well here we go again
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| Whaddaya gonna gimme for ‘em?
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| Ah, ah.
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| Five hundred twenty five. |
| Will ya' give me thirty. |
| Make it thirty bid-a-for-a
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| thirty
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| dollar, will ya give me thirty-five — five? |
| Make it forty. |
| Will ya gimme forty?
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| Will ya' gimme forty-five — five. |
| Make it fifty. |
| Will ya' gimme fifty? |
| Will ya'
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| gimme fifty-five — five — five — five — five?
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| Was a boy from Utah
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| Didn’t listen to his ma.
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| She said, «Better go to school»
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| He could see nothing wrong.
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| Sitting back all night long
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| Just to hear the old man auctioneer
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| Twenty-five dollar bid and then a thirty-dollar, thirty.
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| Will ya' gimme thirty, make it thirty bid-a-for-a thirty dollar?
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| Will ya gimme thirty who’ll a gimme a thirty dollar bid.
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| Gotta thirty dollar bid and then a thirty-five, will ya gimme thirty five to
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| make it
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| thirty five. |
| Will ya thirty five who’ll a bid that a thirty five dollar bid.
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| One day that old man died
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| Everybody, how they cried
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| Nobody could sing his funky song
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| He made his mother proud
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| When the boy shouted loud
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| I made the local auctioneer, he said
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| Thirty-five dollar bid and then a forty dollar forty. |
| Will ya' gimme forty,
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| make it
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| forty, bid a for a forty dollar, Will ya gimme forty, who’ll a gimme forty
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| dollar bid, got a forty dollar bid, and then a forty-five, will ya gimme
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| forty-five,
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| to make a forty-five, will ya forty-five, sold that hog for a forty five dollar
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| bill. |