Skeleton Dan
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Skeleton Dan
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Skeleton dan with his skeleton hands
He understands the dead man's plans
Skeleton dan, he's a skeleton man
Burned on the cross by the ku klux klan
Skeleton dan, he's a wall street man
Wears a pinstripe suit and a ring on his hand
Skeleton dan, he plays kick the can and if you
Spin the bottle you can kiss the man
Skeleton dan
Skeleton dan, he was playing in the sand
And then the sun came out, gave him a skele-tan
Skelton dan, he's a skell of a man
He'll fry ya some bacon in his frying' pan!
Skelton dan, dan dan dan
He plays the bones in his skeleton band
Skeleton dan, he's a mengele fan
S-k-e-l-e ton dan!!!
Skeleton dan
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