The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke by C. J. (Clarence James) Dennis
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An' never give a bloke a stray dog's chance,
An' that's Romance. But when they deals it out wiv bricks an' boots In Little Lon., they're low, degraded broots. Wot's jist plain stoush wiv us, right 'ere to-day, Is "valler" if yer fur enough away. Some time, some writer bloke will do the trick Wiv Ginger Mick, Of Spadger's Lane. 'E'LL be a Romeo, When 'e's bin dead five 'undred years or so. Fair Juli-et, she gives 'er boy the tip. Sez she: "Don't sling that crowd o' mine no lip; An' if you run agin a Capulet, Jist do a get." 'E swears 'e's done wiv lash; 'e'll chuck it clean. (Same as I done when I first met Doreen.) They smooge some more at that. Ar, strike me blue! It gimme Joes to sit an' watch them two! 'E'd break away an' start to say good-bye, An' then she'd sigh "Ow, Ro-me-o!" an' git a strangle-holt, An' 'ang around 'im like she feared 'e'd bolt. Nex' day 'e words a gorspil cove about A secret wedding; 'an they plan it out. 'E spouts a piece about 'ow 'e's bewitched: Then they git 'itched. |
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