| There she is parading on the quayside
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| You can find her every night
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| Ah, waiting for a stevedore from Tyneside —
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| Why it’s Rene, the docker’s delight!
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| Well, if you just got off an oil tanker
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| And you’ve got the readies in the bin (Readies = cash and having them 'in the
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| bin' means having money)
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| Just make your way down to The Crown & Anchor
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| Ask for Rene (ohh, hello ducks!) and you’ll be well in
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| She’s Rene, the docker’s delight, and a ship’s in every night
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| Groping with a stoker from the coast of Kuala Lumpur
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| Love is like an 'ole in the wall
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| A line-up in the warehouse no trouble at all
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| If you can spare the money, you’ll have a ball —
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| She’ll have yours
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| Well, there’s a kid of every shape and colour
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| Safely hid in coal-shed double locked (this alludes to black kids by white
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| prostitutes, hidden away)
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| Well it’s been said that Rene is the mother
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| I wonder — well, there you go!
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| She’s Rene, the docker’s delight, and a ship’s in every night
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| Groping with a stoker from the coast of Kuala Lumpur |