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"Mrs McGraw," the captain said, "would you like to make a pirate Out of your son, Ted? With a scarlet cloak and a great cocked hat, Mrs McGraw wouldn't you like that?" With me too-rye-ay Foddle-diddle-day With me toorye oorye oorye-ay With me toorye-ay Foddle diddle day Me toorye oorye oorye-ay |
Mrs McGraw lived on the seashore For the length of seven long years or more When a great big ship sailed into the bay "It's my son Ted with his legs away" Then up comes Ted without any legs And in their place are two wooden pegs She kissed him a dozen times or two Saying "My son Ted is it really you?" "O were you drunk or were you blind When you left your two fine legs behind? Or was it walking on the sea |
That cut your legs from the knees away?" "I wasn't drunk and I wasn't blind When I left my two fine legs behind But a cannon ball on the fifth of May Cut my two fine legs from the knees away" "All foreign war, I do proclaim Between Don John and the King of Spain But by jaze I'll make them rue the time They stole the legs from a son of mine" |
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