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No. 2: Song of the Duck
Bobinet and Chorus
MIDI File 1' 18" seconds.
| BOBINET: | I know a little farmyard nicely stocked, But the churlish farmer keeps it locked; |
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| And the way that I go, when I pay a call Is over the top of the farmyard wall. |
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| So I climbed to the top, And down with a flop, |
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| And into the yard, you see; | |||||
| When bow-wow-wow Gr-r-row, row, |
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| A dog looked out at me! | |||||
| "Dilly, dilly, dilly," said I to the duck, | |||||
| But she would not come — not she! not she! | |||||
| And as I went after the duck, bad luck, | |||||
| The dog came after me! | |||||
| CHORUS: |
"Dilly, dilly, dilly," said he to the duck, | ||||
| But the dog looked fierce, fierce and grim, | |||||
| And as he went after the duck, bad luck, | |||||
| The dog came after him! | |||||
| BOBINET: | Then away went the duck, and away went I, Under the gate, and into the sty, |
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| Till splash! in the pond, with a quack she fell, And splash! in the pond went I as well. |
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| It was green with weed, Very green indeed, |
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| And it's left me much as you see: | |||||
| But I stuck to my duck With considerable pluck, |
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| Though the dog had stuck to me! | |||||
| "Dilly, dilly, dilly," it's a very fine duck, | |||||
| And so he ought to be, to be! | |||||
| For though I have all, all of the duck, bad luck, | |||||
| The dog has part of me! | |||||
| CHORUS: |
"Dilly, dilly, dilly," it's a very fine duck, | ||||
| And fine and sound in wind and limb; | |||||
| But though he has all, all of the duck, bad luck, | |||||
| The dog has part of him! | |||||
Page modified 27 July 2019

