DERBY RAM
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A famous British hat is called a "Dahby," and a famous horserace is called "the Derby,"
But wherever this ram went, when rambling through the town,
He had to cross the sidewalk and the curb-y, (or, is that "cahby"?)

V1: As I was going to Derby,
Upon a market day,
I saw the biggest ram, sir,
That ever was fed on hay,
(Chorus)
 
 
Chorus: And didn't he ramble, ramble?
He rambled all round,
In and out of the town,
(Oh) didn't he ramble, ramble?
Well, he rambled ‘til them butchers cut him down.
 

 
V2: The wool upon his back, sir,
Was a hundred stories high,
'Twas there the eagles built their nest,
I heard the little ones cry,
(Chorus)
V3: The horns upon his head, sir,
They reached up to the sky, A man climbed up in January
And didn't come down ‘til July,
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  V4: The wool upon his tail, sir,
Filled more than fifty bags,
You'd better not stand behind, sir
When that tail shakes and wags,
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    V5: The butcher that cut him down, sir,
Was drownded (sic) in the blood,
And the little boy
Who held the bowl,
Was washed away in the flood.
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