| If it’s smaller than your elbow, don’t put it in your nose
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| If you found it in the sink, don’t put it in your nose
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| If it’s glass or brass or chewing gum or gushes from a hose
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| Remember what I told you: don’t put it in your nose!
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| I used to play with crayons as I sat upon the lawn
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| Then I put them up my nose 'til all of them were gone
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| Proud of my experiment, I was so very pleased
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| That a perfect little rainbow dribbled out with every sneeze
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| Never used a bank, I kept quarters up my nose
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| I jingled when I nodded, had change for drying clothes
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| I had so many plans to take my loot and make a profit
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| But no one would accept my very gooey first deposit
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| I woke up with a weasel in my nose the other night
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| I’m pretty sure he wasn’t there when Mom turned out the light
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| He’s really very comfy — I wouldn’t give him up for cash
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| I’ve always kinda wanted a luxuriant moustache
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| If it’s smaller than your elbow, don’t put it in your nose
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| If you found it in the sink, don’t put it in your nose
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| If it’s glass or brass or chewing gum or gushes from a hose
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| Remember what I told you: don’t put it in your nose!
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| Smaller than your elbow? |
| Found it in the sink?
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| If it’s glass or brass or chewing gum or gushes from a hose
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| Remember what I told you: don’t put it in your nose! |