Sing Me An Old Irish
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Sing Me An Old Irish
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Standing in line at the sandwich shop
My eyes browse through the menu then came to a stop
I licked my lips and gave my tummy a rub
Something caught my eye, it was a meatball sub
Meatballs, mozarella, pepperoni
Swiss cheese, yes please, all served on a hoagie
The cashier asked how I\'d be taking this treat
One for here, one to go, and make them both on wheat
I said wait, this should be more italiano
thake these back and add some romano
It felt like Burger King cuz I had it my way
But I was eating fresh cuz I was really at Subway
All that sauce, all that cheese
All those meatballs, still I\'m not obese
I\'d be the happiest Italian guy, if I had meatball sandwiches stacked to the sky
Scarf some down and let the music fade
It\'s the meatball sandwich serenade
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