And on the bank of that Hattula parsonage
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There is an assistant priest's bean stew in the pan
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Because in the shrimp and broad bean soup
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There are lards covered in salt
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And the bellows of that Hattula parsonage
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We use the white ones when we cook
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For Easter or even Mittumari
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They are enough for the repertoire
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And with the bull of the rectory of Hattula
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There are tons of nose rings
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But a ruminating cow in her hundredth year
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It's up to the master
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And in the forests of that Hattula rectory
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Is a Lapland boy in several sketches
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And miraculously it is still alive
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Although there is hay in its shoes
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And on the bench of that Hattula parsonage
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There's an apostle's peeve on the run
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It does not burden itself with sorrows
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That's what bench athletes want
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And with the ewe of that Hattula rectory
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There is a smoking wood stove in the pen
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That's why uana has a hair with a corkscrew
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And cotton is warmer
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And on the grounds of the Hattula vicarage
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The chameleon also has a home nest
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We make butter with very modern churns
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Doesn't help with too much purring
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Because from the soil of the Hattula rectory
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The bread leaves but the calf is made of gold
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And around that we go to circuit games
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Bored but excited
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But from the talk of the Hattula rectory
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When we come back from there, we are worried about the wages
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The thing in the glove is the glove in the nail
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And the nail is in the head and neck |