| I let you have my money and my clothes, made you welcomed into my home.
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| Yes, I trust you with my family, while I go out and slave all day long.
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| You was such a lowdown rat, that you couldn’t let my wife alone.
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| Such a lowdown rat, I’m tellin' you’re rotten from your head on down.
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| You think I’m a fool, enough to beat and rough my wife around.
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| But now your best friend, Jack, has got your woman, yes, and they done skipped
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| this town.
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| It’s fun to you to break up a man’s home, it’s fun, it’s fun to you.
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| Now your wife is gone, and you’re askin' me what can you do?
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| You take it, you dirty rat, ‘cause you had it comin' home to you.
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| That’s the reason why homes are wrecked today by just such rats as you.
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| The reason why so many good homes is wrecked, by such a rats as you.
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| You can dish it out but when you’ve got to swallow it, you don’t know what on
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| earth to do.
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| You too lazy to work, and you too much a rat to call yourself a man.
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| You double-crossed your pappy, you poisoned your mammy, an' your brother ‘s
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| doin' time in jail.
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| When your time comes to die, I hope you crawl on your belly just like a snail! |