Little Tommy Tucker sings for his supper,
What shall we do for
him? He’s a bit of a nutter
And he can’t sing a
note everyone knows
So we’ll audition him
on one of Simons shows
Little Tommy Tucker sings for his supper,
What shall we do for
him? He’s a bit of a nutter
And he can’t sing a
note everyone knows
So we’ll audition him
on one of Simons shows
I have a favourite type of girl,
But it’s not like I am
facile
Nothing wrong with
preferences
I just like my girls
to be gracile
Sinuous and willowy
I don’t look for a
pretty face
But they should have
about them
Some elegance and
grace
It takes the like of Nimble
Kimble
Or the lovely Lithe
Blythe
The aptly named Bendy
Wendy
Or Lissom Blossom to feast my eyes
To break wind alfresco
Seems to me such a
waste
If you can feel it
coming
Move inside with all
haste
Stand under the air
conditioning
Then everyone gets a
taste
Gwen looks like Mavis Cruet,
The plump clumsy
fairy,
The one from Willo the
Wisp
All warty and hairy
Mavis was too fat too
fly
With erratic magical
powers
Gwen knows what we
call her
And she sits in her
office and glowers
She may look like
Mavis Cruet,
But in truth she’s
like Evil Edna
And she will wreak her
revenge
Because she’s our
employer
St Anthony is a patron saint
Of lost things,
articles and bits
I once had a St
Anthony Medal
But I don’t know where
to find it
Here is an important life tip
That will help you
like as not
If you see a lot, take
a few
If you see a few, take
the lot
You can wear an ankle bracelet
And have piercings
through your bits
You can even have a
tramp stamp
But don’t go messing
with your tits
You can wear a thong
up your bum
You can remove every
hair you’ve grown
You can show everyone
your belly
But please leave your
tits alone
I’ll admit they’re not
the biggest
But you have the
perfect little pair
I don’t want you to
look like Jordan
With two footballs
hanging there
Your breasts were made
by nature
And by definition they
are perfection
I don’t want a surgeon
Frankenstein
Messing with your
lovely confections