Clementine

Near a cavern, in the canyon, in the shadow of the hill
It was there I kept a cathouse with my oldest brother Bill.

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Oh, my darling, oh, my darling
Oh, my darling, Clementine
You are lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorry, Clementine.

Though at first we didn't prosper, soon we started doing fine
When a girl came down from Gloucester by the name of Clementine.

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She was brazen, she was scrawny, she had no gift of gab
But she had the kind of quim, boys, that would reach right out and grab.

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Then the nights were filled with music, the days were filled with song
Our safe was stuffed with money, Clementine was stuffed with dongs.

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But one day there came a stranger, this time she'd met her match
He had a rifled member, she had a smooth-bore snatch.

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Brother Bill was first to notice, he shouted to her, "Turn!&q$ But before those words were spoken, she was spilt from stem to stern.

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We tore that dude to pieces, he was dead within the hour
And we left his cursed member for the coyotes to devour.

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Every day down by the graveyard when they toll the mission bell
We all lay a wreath of roses 'round the quim we loved so well.

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Source: Brand, Oscar.Sing-Along Bawdy Songs & Backroom Ballads. Audio Fidelity, 1962.