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There once was a girl from Peru
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Who filled her pussy with glue
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She said with a grin
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If they'll pay to get in
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Then they'll pay to get out of me too.
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There was an old man named McBass
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Whose balls were made out of brass
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He'd clang them together
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In stormy weather
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And lightening would shoot from his ass.
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There was a young girl from Peru
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Who claimed she had nothing to do
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So she sat on the stairs
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And counted cunt hairs
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Four thousand, six hundred and two.
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A mortician who practised in Fife
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Made love to the corpse of his wife
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How could I know, Judge
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She was cold, dinna' budge
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Just the same as she acted in life.
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An accident really uncanny
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Befell an unfortunate granny
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She sat on a chair
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Whilst her false teeth were there
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And bit herself right in the fanny.
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Archimedes the early truth seeker
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Leapt out of his bath, cried Eureka
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And ran half a mile
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Wearing only a smile
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Thus becoming the very first streaker.
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There once was an altar boy from Crewe
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Who remarked as the Vicar withdrew
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The Bishop was quiker
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And thicker and slicker
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And two inches longer than you.
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There was a young girl of Aberystwyth
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Who took grain to the mill to make grist with
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The millers son jack
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Laid her down on her back
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And united the organs the pissed with.
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A taxi cab whore out at Ivor
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Would do the round trip for a fiver
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Quite reasonable too
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For a sight see, a screw
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And a two shilling tip for the driver.
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There was a young lady of Fashion
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Who had oodles and oodles of passion
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To her lover she said
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As they climbed into bed
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Heres one thing the bas*ards cant ration.
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A young girl of English nativity
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Had a fanny of rare sensitivity
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She could sit on the lap
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Of a Nazi, or Jap
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And detect his fifth column activity.
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A comely young widow named Ransom
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Was ravished three times in a hansom
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When she cried out for more
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A voice from the floor
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Cried: lady, I'm Simpson, not Samson.
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I Ceasar, when i learned of the fame
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Of Cleopatra I straight away laid claim
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Ahead of my legions
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I invaded her regions
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I saw, I conquered, I came.
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A binary mathematician
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Had the curious erotic ambition
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To know what to do with the power of two
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When the two are in proper position.
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Given faith, sighed the Vicar of Deneham
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From the lusts of the flesh we might wene em
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But the human soul sighs
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For a nice pair of thighs
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And a little of what lies between em.
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There was an old fellow named hewing
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Whose heart stopped whilst he was screwing
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He said, really miss
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Dont feel bad about this
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Theres nothing I'd rather be doing.
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- There was a young plumber from Leigh
- Who was plumbing his girl by the sea
- She said, stop your plumbing
- There's somebody coming
- Said the plumber, still plumbing it's me.
- Well buggered was a boy named Depass
- By all of the boys in his class
- He said with a yawn
- When the novelty's gone
- It's only a pain in the ass.
- There was a young woman called Hilda
- Who went for a walk with a builder
- He knew that he could
- And he should, and he would
- And he did and he bloody near killed her.
- There was a young girl from Mauritious
- Who said, no I'm not really vicious
- I get no sexual kick
- Out of socking this prick
- Its just that it tastes so delicious.
- The Limerick form is so easy
- It's no trick at all to be breezy
- But the lines of it's wit
- Are often Flavoured with Shit
- Arousing the qualms of the queesy.
- There was ayoung man of Bulgaria
- Who went for a piss in an area
- Said mary to cook
- Oh do come and look
- Did you ever see anything hairier.
- The Limericks callas and crude
- It's morals distressingly lewd
- It's not worth the reading
- Of persons of breeding
- It's designed for us vulgar and rude.
- There was a young man of Cape Horn
- Who wished he had never been born
- Nor would he have been
- If his father had seen
- That the end of the rubber was torn.
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