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They were having a merry party in the dear old Hall Everybody sang with all their might Songs that were new when the old were too It was a very merry Christmas night Dear old Grandad seated in the corner Shouted in a manner rather strange I say Hannah, stop the old piana I'll tell you what to do now for a change. Chorus: Let's have a song upon the gramophone That Billy Williams sings so grand With his 'Save a little one for me' and 'Tommy get your gun' And 'Let's all go down the Strand and have a tomater' John put your trousers on, we're waiting for a girl And it jolly well serves you right 'Oh tickle me, Timothy,' said Jean from Aberdeen ''Cos I must go home tonight.' They went out of the room for supper, left a nice girl there Her head reclining on a fellow's chest He squeezed her glove, she was full of love Counting all the pretty buttons on his vest He said 'Darling, won't you call me baby?' And went and turned the gas down rather low He said 'Maudy, don't you love your Claudy? So let us have a cuddle' She said 'No.' Chorus: |
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Performed by Billy Williams (1877-1915) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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