Foreign Food
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Foreign Food
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I was poisoned in Amsterdam with a salmonella egg and a piece of ham
I was sick as a dog in gay Paris I could feel those frog's legs kicking me
I should never have had that last bratwurst I had eaten so much I was fit to burst
And I will never eat fish in old Marseille next time I'll let it swim away
I have never liked - I have never liked - I have never liked foreign food
I was flat on me back with a touch of lurg after eating out in Heidelburg
I had a very strange case of the Spanish fly when the paella said you can do or die
I have never liked - I have never liked - I have never liked foreign food
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