| Shirt’s on fire, church on fire
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| Billy’s dream boat stills as the house alights
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| Sailors come from miles for a drink and a fight
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| But the harbour thrills pull back from the light
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| To the belly of a boat in a hammer try tight
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| Holler
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| Pleasures of the night
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| Seaman’s delight
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| Holler
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| Pleasures of the night
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| What a sight
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| Oh no, the organ plays by itself
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| It doesn’t need the grinder’s help and the monkey
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| And the monkey stow away to sea
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| Back to his wife and a nest in the trees
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| Billy’s brother plays bass in a band called man
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| He fancies himself as a travelling ham
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| Strutting and fretting them into fame
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| In a torn t-shirt he’ll carve his name
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| Holler
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| Looking for adventure and some mystery
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| He doesn’t need the grinder and he doesn’t want me
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| Stripped off his suit
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| So let the poor beast be
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| Oh, let the poor beast be
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| The man said, «ho ho wee, this is too hot for me!»
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| Billy’s shirt’s on fire in the night
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| He said, «ho wee this is too hot to see.»
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| Billy’s shirt’s on fire in the night |