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Lyrics Mother Goose - Jethro Tull
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Mother Goose , by -Jethro Tull Song from the album: The Anniversary Collection
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| As I did walk by Hampstead Fair
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| I came upon Mother Goose -- so I turned her loose --
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| she was screaming.
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| And a foreign student said to me --
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| was it really true there are elephants and lions too
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| in Piccadilly Circus?
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| Walked down by the bathing pond
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| to try and catch some sun.
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| Saw at least a hundred schoolgirls sobbing
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| into hankerchiefs as one.
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| I don’t believe they knew
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| I was a schoolboy.
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| And a bearded lady said to me --
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| if you start your raving and your misbehaving --
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| you’ll be sorry.
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| Then the chicken-fancier came to play --
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| with his long red beard (and his sister’s weird:
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| she drives a lorry).
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| Laughed down by the putting green --
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| I popped `em in their holes.
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| Four and twenty labourers were labouring --
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| digging up their gold.
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| I don’t believe they knew
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| that I was Long John Silver.
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| Saw Johnny Scarecrow make his rounds
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| in his jet-black mac (which he won’t give back) --
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| stole it from a snow man. |
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