| Old lady bent like a question mark
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| With a shopping bag and a skin of bark
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| And around your neck I see a figurine like me
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| Dangling on a leather thong
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| I hang inverted all night long
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| Yeah
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| Tell me where I’m gonna die
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| Was it worth the baby’s cry?
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| That’s a tricky question, son
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| It’s been so long since you was one
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| Honey, please deliver me
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| From all that hangs upon the asking tree
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| Yeah
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| Beneath the tree the baby lay
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| The sky was black and the pram was gray
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| Its chestnut eyes roll round in fright
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| But what hung up there on the right
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| Ah no, no, this ain’t me
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| Hanging on the asking tree
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| I don’t know much but I sure can tell
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| Your porky soul is gonna fry in hell
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| And the grease will spit
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| And the fat will roll like a hamburger
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| That’s all your soul is worth
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| Processed beef clippings
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| Tear the skin right off of me
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| And hang it on the asking tree |