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You've heard of
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the wonderful Christmas Goose
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and the Walloping Great Meat Pie
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But I think myself it's not much use
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to tell you a monstrous lie
I'll tell you of a wonder now,
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as true as I'm a sinner
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About a wonderful sucking pig
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we had for Christmas dinner
That great, incredible,
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wonderfully edible marvel of
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a Christmas pig
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The very first day the pig was born
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he cut a few rummy capers
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He swallowed up two big fields of corn
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and forty -two tonne of taters
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They took and drewed out all his teeth,
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but that just made him snarly
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He bolted a wagon load of
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and a wagon load of barley
That great, incredible,
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wonderfully edible marvel of a Christmas pig
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This wonderful pig he got so fat
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His head, they say, when three weeks old
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Leg was like a greasy pole
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with a ton of bristles on it
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with the shape of a lady's bonnet
That great, incredible,
wonderfully edible marvel of a
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Christmas pig!
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One year was big as Temple Bar,
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or so the people tell us
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And every time he heaved a sight
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was like a blacksmith's bellows
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His back was like Blackfriar's bridge
and if I'm not mistaken
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His head and neck was made of pork
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and his latter end was bacon
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That great, incredible,
wonderfully edible
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marvel of a Christmas pig!
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To kill this marvellous Christmas pig
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they all got tired of trying
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For I won't tell you a word of a lie,
he was seventeen years in dying
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And when at last they'd laid him out,
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this pig that was so frisky
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At Charing Cross they laid his snout
and his tail in the Bay of Biscay
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That great, incredible, wonderfully edible mar
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vel of a Christmas pig
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Two hundred butchers went to work
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with cleavers, knives and choppers
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It took them just on seven years
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to cut off one of his trotters
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One knuckle bone they had for lunch,
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so in Hyde Park they took it
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And had to boil a serpentine
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in a vain attempt to cook it
That great, incredible,
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marvel of a Christmas pig!
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The bones were sent to
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to be ground up for flour
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That's logical, filled 300 ,000 sacks
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in less than half an hour
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On Christmas Eve the queue began,
They were still there
serving meals from him
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the following September
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That great, incredible,
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marvel of a Christmas pig!
That great, incredible,
wonderfully edible,
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marvel of a wonderful Christmas Day!
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