Pasha Hassan
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Pasha Hassan
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Pasha Hassan, Pasha Hassan
Pasha Hassan zag op straat een meisje gaan
Hij sprak haar even later aan
En deed meteen zeer verliefd
Pasha Hassan, had dat toch maar niet gedaan
Want, zag je daar je vrouw niet staan
Die voelde zich zeer gegriefd
O, domme Pasha, denk toch beter na
Pasha Hassan kreeg toen, tot z'n grote schrik
Van vrouwlief links en rechts een tik
En was toen niet meer verliefd
Pasha Hassan dacht toen weer, met grote spijt
Aan goeie ouwe haremtijd
Ach, had 'ie toen maar geleefd
Pasha Hassan, ach, hoe hij die tijd benijd
Van minnen zonder narigheid
O, wat 'ie dat maar beleefd
O, domme Pasha, denk toch beter na
Pasha Hassan, want, als jij eens ruzie kreeg
Met een zo'n harem helleveeg
Dan had je niet lang geleefd
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Aart Brouwers performs "Pasha Hassan", and this lyric page sits inside the Aart Brouwers catalog on LyroVerse.
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