Mister Goose
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Mister Goose
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You're never too old, you're never too big to learn I said
Use your head I said, let no man fool you
Hey mister goose, mind how you chasin' mistress hen
Here come mister dog -- (Do it with love)
But what will you do now or say for yourself
You see, when the cat is away, you know the mouse will begin to play
But what good is a song - (Do it with love )
That has no meaning
I said, gonna be hell when the rice won't swell
'Cause it's not the same thing - (Do it with love )
Leaf drop a well it sink
Hey mister goose, mind how you chasin' mistress hen..........
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