Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hans Theessink
Canonical path: /hans-theessink/the-cuckoo
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Cuckoo
Read The Cuckoo lyrics by Hans Theessink on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Cuckoo
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Well the cuckoo she's a pretty bird
And she wobbles as she flies
But the cuckoo never wobbles
Till the sixth day of July
Jack o'Diamonds, Jack o'Diamonds
Well I know you from old
You've robbed my poor pockets
Of that silver and gold
Well I played cards in England
And I played cards in Spain
But if I's here for to gamble
I would win you next game
Well the cuckoo she's a pretty bird
And she wobbles as she flies
But the cuckoo never wobbles
Till the sixth day of July
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Hans Theessink performs "The Cuckoo", and this lyric page sits inside the Hans Theessink catalog on LyroVerse.
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