| Many people have been frighted and died in cemeteries
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| Since the days of my gang, the night
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| Ninip Houde came up and talked to me
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| On the block and i rowed the imaginary
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| Horse on the rowel of the porch rail
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| Where i killed 700,000 flies or more
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| While Ma and Beatrice gossiped
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| In the kitchen, and while drape sheets
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| We airing on the line that’s connected
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| To midnight by midnight riding roses
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| Oy- the one bad time that Zaggo
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| Got home from school late, dark
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| In the streets, the sisters majestico
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| Blooming in the alley retreat, beat
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| 'Your gang is upstairs' says my mother
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| And i go up to my closed smoky door
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| And open it to a miniature poolhall
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| Where all the gang is smoking and yakking
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| With little cue sticks and blue chalk
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| Around a miniature table on stilts
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| Bets being made, spittings out the window
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| Cold out there, old murder magoon
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| The winter man in my tree has seen
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| To it that inhalator autumn
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| Prestidigitate on time and in ripe form
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| To wit cold
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| To wit cold, to wit you, to wit winter
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| To wit time, to wit bird, to wit dust-
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| That was some game ole Salvey blanged
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| When he beat G.J. |
| that time
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| And Rondeau roared
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| Rondeau was the cookie that was always
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| In my hair, a ripe screaming tight
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| Brother with heinous helling neck-veins
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| Who liked to riddle my fantasms
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| With yaks of mocksqueak joy
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| «Why don’t you like young Rondeau?»
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| Always i’m asked, because he boasts
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| And boasts, brags, brags, ya, ya, ya
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| Because he’s crazy because he’s mad
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| And because he never gives us a chance to talk
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| Awright- i’d like to know what
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| Bobby’s got against me- but he won’t
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| Tell, and it’s brother deep- in the room
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| They’re shooting the break, clack
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| The little balls break, scatter di mania
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| They take aim on little balls and break
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| Em up to fall, in plicky pockpockets
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| For little children’s names drawing
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| Pictures in the games in the whistle
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| Of the old corant tree splashing
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| In the mighty mu Missouri lame image
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| Of time and again the bride and groom
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| Bloom and again the bidal blood, oo
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| Too-too and rumble o mumble thunder
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| Bow, ole Salvey is my alley
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| Ole Salvey’s my alley i’ll lay it on me
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| I’ll shoot fourteen farthings for Father Machree
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| And if ole Hotsatots don’t footsie
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| Down here bring my gruel, i’ll
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| Be cruel, i’ll be cruel |