by gardenhackleStratford, Connecticut, USA
Jul 2010 399 Views 6 comments
Girl from Nantucket
There once was a girl from nantucket
With load of chickens she'd truck it.
To market she'd go
And she'd say you must know.
I'll sell one but I ain't gonna pluck it.
With load of chickens she'd truck it.
To market she'd go
And she'd say you must know.
I'll sell one but I ain't gonna pluck it.
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Posted: Jul 2010
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that's just awesome!