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Song Parodies -> "Jack's Crack"

Original Song Title:

"Jack Sprat"

Original Performer:

Traditional

Parody Song Title:

"Jack's Crack"

Parody Written by:

Robert D. Arndt Jr.

The Lyrics

And he wasn't even a plumber!!!
"Jack's crack is wide and fat
Bent over, is obscene"
Hold on! Now wait a tick!
Why ARE you kids SO mean?

At this, the kids all laughed
Who was this tall string bean?
"Piss off, you haughty d-ck,
we say just what we mean!"

To each one he gave a whack
With his cane striking
"Take that, you louts of Hiss*
Jack's a ' uman bein'!"

Jack picked himself up from the gutter vomit and farted loudly!!!

'Hey Your Highness, spare some Quid for another bottle O' heaven?"

[Then he took a wee in the street]
* Louts of Hiss: Brit slang concerning hooligans, Hiss referring to the Great Serpent of Eden (ref to Satan)

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