| There were four old whores from Baltimore
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| Drinking the blood red wine
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| And all the conversation was
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| «Yours is smaller than mine.»
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| Through me roly, poly, tickle my hole-y
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| Smell of my slimy slough
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| And drag your nuts across me guts
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| I’m one of the whorey crew
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| «You're a liar,» said the first whore
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| «Mine's as big as the air
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| The birds fly in, the birds fly out
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| And never touch a hair.»
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| «You're a liar.» |
| said the second
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| «Mine's as big as the sea
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| The ship sails in, the ship sails out
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| Never troubles me.»
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| «You're a liar,» said the third whore
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| «Mine's as big as the moon
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| The men jump in, the men jump out
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| Never touch the womb.»
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| Swab your decks, me hearties
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| Slice them up with pride
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| Light your oars, you sons of whores
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| Yours is smaller than mine
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| «You're a liar,» said the last whore
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| «Mine's the biggest of all
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| The fleet sailed in on the first of June
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| And didn’t come back till Fall.» |