Anneke Weemaes
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Anneke Weemaes
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Anneke Weemaes' kamer heeft iets van het aardse paradijs
Maar er zijn nooit serpenten en haar moeder is zeer vaak op reis
Dan ga ik haar gezelschap houden, Anneke Weemaes heeft dat graag
En dat 'k haar met haar korte armpjes en haar mooie ogen plaag
Anneke vindt zichzelf 'n soort mutatie van 'n zeemeermin
Maar 'k vind haar minder invalide dan 'n schoonheidskoningin;
Ze noemt zichzelf Miss Thalidomide, en mij Meneer van Frankenstein
Haar ogen blinken en wie zou nog Casanova willen zijn
Anneke Weemaes heeft nooit aan de Spaanse kust gezonnebaad
Ze heeft nog nooit gezwommen en nog nooit heeft ze gespeeld op straat;
En nooit zal ze worden verkozen tot Sansevieriaprinses
Anneke Weemaes, m'n vriendin, m'n kameraad, m'n...
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Jan De Wilde performs "Anneke Weemaes", and this lyric page sits inside the Jan De Wilde catalog on LyroVerse.
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