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There was an old lady from Houston |
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She had two hens and a rooster |
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Her rooster died, the old lady cried |
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"My hens don't lay like they used to" |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame |
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She lost a helping hand? |
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Her next door neighbor O'Cappy |
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He seems to be very happy |
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He can play in his corn, they will grow long |
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'Cause the old rooster is gone |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame |
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She lost a helping hand? |
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I know a lady named Sue |
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Her rooster died too |
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She didn't sigh, she didn't cry |
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She made her a pot of stew |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame |
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She lost a helping hand? |
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There was an old lady from Houston |
|
She had two hens and a rooster |
|
Her rooster died, the old lady cried |
|
"My hens don't lay like they used to" |
|
Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame |
|
She lost a helping hand? |
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I know a lady named Sue |
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Her old rooster died too |
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She didn't sigh, she didn't cry |
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She made her a pot of stew |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame? |
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Ain't that a shame |
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She lost a helping hand? |
