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Dancing Fool
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I met a girl the other day
I asked her if she’d like to see my pet tarantula
She said - is that a euphemism for sex?
I said - no, but he only has four legs.
He dances a bit like this.
He dances like this.
He dances a bit like this.
I met a girl the other day
I asked her if she’d like to see my pet lizard
She said - how does a four legged tarantula dance?
I said - easily, but he only has one eye.
He dances a bit like this.
He dances a bit like that.
He dances like this
and a bit like that.
I met a girl the other day
I asked her if she’d like to see my pet snake
She said - how does a four legged, one eyed tarantula dance?
I said - easily, but he’s getting old.
He dances a bit like this.
A bit like that.
That dancing fool.
That’s how he lost his other legs.
He dances like this.
To and fro
Side to side
Wave those arms
He dances a bit like this.
He dances a bit like that.
To and fro
Side to side
Wave those arms
The dancing fool.
The dancing fool.
He dances a bit like this.
He dances a bit like that.
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