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Some friends and I in a public place

Were playing cards one night

When into the room a fireman ran

His face all chalky while.

"What's up?", says Brown, "Have you seen a ghost,

or have you seen you aunt Mariah?"

"Me aunt Maria be buggered!", says he,

"The bleedin' pub's on fire!"

"Oh well," says Brown, "What a bit of luck.

Everybody follow me!

Ands it's down to the cellar,

If the fire's not there

Then we'll have a grand old spree."

So we all went down with good old Brown

The booze we could not miss

And we had't been in there ten minutes or more

Till we were all quite pissed.

And there was Brown upside down

Lappin' up the Whiskey on the floor.

"Let's booze, booze!" The firemen cried

As they came knockin' on the door

O don't let ,em in till it's all drunk up

Somebody shouted: "MacIntyre!" - MACINTYRE!

And we all got blue-blind paralytic drunk

When the old Dun Cow caught fire.

Then Smith walked over to the port wine tub

and he gave it a few hard knocks

The he started takin' off his pantaloons

Likewise his shoes and socks.

"Oh, no!" says Brown, "that ain't allowed!

You can't do that thing here!

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