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Fryer John. Fryer John. I like that Ed. How would that go.....
Once upon a time, many long years ago In the forests of Nottingham Where only outlaws would go, There lived a merry band of brothers in this wood, Those dark forests of Nottingham Do I continue? I guess I should. We all know of Robin, and his wondrous deeds In the vales of Nottingham To each he gave their need, But there is an unsung hero, one of massive girth Who lived in the forests of Nottingham We know not of his birth. A massive man he was, as large as some was he As the hallowed trees of Nottingham He loved his food indeed. A roasted capon to him was just a single bite. Those mighty trees of Nottingham Trembled at the sight. To no other man alive was ever beer so dear Learned the outlaws of old Nottingham Their life was to fear If once one stood between him and the foamy keg Witnessed those boughs of Nottingham He broke the trespasser's leg. His name to all was known as simply Fryer John In the glens of old old Nottingham His memory lingers on. A tale, one oft repeated, of how once died a lark Lofty in the limbs of Nottingham When Fryer John did fart. The noise so o'erwelming, the odour so foul indeed That from the boughs of Nottingham The bird fell dead at his feet. So Fryer John we hold you in the highest esteem We lowly knaves of Nottingham Remove our hats and bend our knees. rk |
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