| Please sir, I want some more
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| What?!
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| Please sir, I want some, more?
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| MORRRE!
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| Catch him!
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| Snatch him!
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| Hold him!
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| Scold him!
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| Pounce him, trounce him, pick him up and bounce him
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| Waiiiit
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| Before we put the lad to task may I be so curious as to ask his name?
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| Oliver
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| Oliver, Oliver never before has a boy wanted more
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| Oliver, Oliver he won’t ask for more when he knows what’s in store
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| There’s a dark, thin, winding stairway without any banister
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| Which we’ll throw him down and feed him on cockroaches served in a canister
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| Oliver! |
| Oliver!
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| What will he do when he’s turned black and blue?
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| He will curse the day somebody named him Oliver
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| Oliver, Oliver never before has a boy wanted more
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| Oliver, Oliver he won’t ask for more when he knows what’s in store
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| There’s a sooty chimney long due for a sweeping out
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| That we’ll push him up and one day next year with a rat in his hair we will let
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| him out
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| Oliver, Oliver what will he do in this terrible stew?
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| He will rue the day somebody named him Oliver |