Tonalité : G major•
Verse 1
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Now we want everybody to join
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in on the chorus on this song,
and if you have a verse,
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come up here and sing it.
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Are you ready?
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Aye, yi, yi, yi
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He's a poet, I know it
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Sing one more verse,
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it's worse than the first
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Oh, waltz me around again, Willie
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There was a young man from the city,
a city,
who met what he thought was a kitty,
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a kitty.
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He said with a pat,
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you're a nice little cat.
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They buried his clothes, what a pity.
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Aye, aye, aye, aye,
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he's a poet, I know it.
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Sing one more verse,
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it's worse than the first
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Oh, I'll be around again, Willie
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Jerry, yes, darling?
You know what?
I'd like to hawk one for you
Let her rip
All right, here we go
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There was an old man
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from Newhall Newhall
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Who cut his big toe and his nose off
Nose off
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They sewed back his nose
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where his big toe goes
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When he sneezes,
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now blows his sock off.
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Not bad!
That's pretty good, isn't it?
One more?
Would you let me?
Please.
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All right, which one?
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There was an old man from Bombay
Bombay!
Who swallowed some seeds one day
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One day!
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When one month had passed,
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he was all covered with grass
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And he couldn't sit down for the hay
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Hay! Aye, aye, aye, aye
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He's a poet, I know it
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Sing one more verse,
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it's worse than the first
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Oh, waltz me around again, will you?
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Hey, here comes old Eli Possumcroft
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Too old to cut the mustard,
but he might recite
I can narrate something
There was a young student
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named Ned Ned!
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Who ate before going to his bed
His bed!
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Twenty hot dogs, three fish, and a frog,
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and when he woke up, he was dead.
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Nah, it's not that funny.
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Try one more.
But it was funny.
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Now listen.
There was a young lady named
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Perkins. Perkins!
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Who simply doted on Jerkins. Jerkins!
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In spite of advice,
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she ate so much spice,
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she pickled her internal workings.
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He's a poet, I know it
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Sing one more verse,
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it's worse than the first
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Oh, walk me around again, Willie
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There was a young fella
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named Danny Danny
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One morning remarked to his granny Granny
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A canner can can anything that he can
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But a canner can't can a can canny
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Well, I got one more I hope so
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If you please
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There was a young girl from
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Alabama Alabama
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Who said to her young lover, Sam Sam
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If you kiss me, of course,
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you'll have to use force
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But goodness, you're stronger than I am
I am
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Aye, yi, yi, yi
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He's a poet, I know it
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Don't sing anymore, this song is a bore
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Oh, waltz me around again, will you?
Outro 1
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AccordeurE A D G B E
AccordsG D C F
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Capo: Pas de capo
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