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The story of Frederick Gowler	A
A mariner of the sea	B
Who quitted his ship the Howler	A
A sailing in Caribbee	C
For many a day he wandered	D
Till he met in a state of rum	E
Calamity Pop Von Peppermint Drop	F
The King of Canoodle Dum	E
	-
That monarch addressed him gaily	B
Hum Golly de do to day	G
Hum Lily white Buckra Sailee	B
You notice his playful way	G
What dickens you doin' here sar	A
Why debbil you want to come	E
Hum Picaninnee dere isn't no sea	B
In City Canoodle Dum	E
	-
And Gowler he answered sadly	B
Oh mine is a doleful tale	B
They've treated me werry badly	B
In Lunnon from where I hail	B
I'm one of the Family Royal	B
No common Jack Tar you see	B
I'm William The Fourth far up in the North	H
A King in my own countree	A
	-
Bang bang How the tom toms thundered	D
Bang bang How they thumped this gongs	I
Bang bang How the people wondered	D
Bang bang At it hammer and tongs	J
Alliance with Kings of Europe	K
Is an honour Canoodlers seek	L
Her monarchs don't stop with Peppermint Drop	F
Every day in the week	L
	-
FRED told them that he was undone	M
For his people all went insane	N
And fired the Tower of London	M
And Grinnidge's Naval Fane	N
And some of them racked St James's	O
And vented their rage upon	P
The Church of St Paul the Fishmongers' Hall	B
And the Angel at Islington	P
	-
Calamity Pop implored him	Q
In his capital to remain	P
Till those people of his restored him	Q
To power and rank again	P
Calamity Pop he made him	Q
A Prince of Canoodle Dum	E
With a couple of caves some beautiful slaves	R
And the run of the royal rum	E
	-
Pop gave him his only daughter	A
Hum pickety wimple tip	S
Fred vowed that if over the water	A
He went in an English ship	S
He'd make her his Queen though truly	B
It is an unusual thing	T
For a Caribbee brat who's as black as your hat	U
To be wife of an English King	T
	-
And all the Canoodle Dummers	R
They copied his rolling walk	V
His method of draining rummers	R
His emblematical talk	V
For his dress and his graceful breeding	T
His delicate taste in rum	E
And his nautical way were the talk of the day	G
In the Court of Canoodle Dum	E
	-
Calamity Pop most wisely	B
Determined in everything	T
To model his Court precisely	B
On that of the English King	T
And ordered that every lady	B
And every lady's lord	W
Should masticate jacky a kind of tobaccy	R
And scatter its juice abroad	X
	-
They signified wonder roundly	B
At any astounding yarn	P
By darning their dear eyes roundly	B
'T was all they had to darn	P
They hoisted their slacks adjusting	T
Garments of plantain leaves	R
With nautical twitches as if they wore breeches	R
Instead of a dress like Eve's	R
	-
They shivered their timbers proudly	B
At a phantom forelock dragged	Y
And called for a hornpipe loudly	B
Whenever amusement flagged	Y
Hum Golly him POP resemble	B
Him Britisher sov'reign hum	E
Calamity Pop Von Peppermint Drop	F
De King of Canoodle Dum	E
	-
The mariner's lively Hollo	B
Enlivened Canoodle's plain	P
For blessings unnumbered follow	B
In Civilization's train	P
But Fortune who loves a bathos	R
A terrible ending planned	Z
For Admiral D Chickabiddy C B	B
Placed foot on Canoodle land	Z
	-
That rebel he seized King Gowler	A
He threatened his royal brains	R
And put him aboard the Howler	A
And fastened him down with chains	R
The Howler she weighed her anchor	A
With Frederick nicely nailed	A2
And off to the North with William The Fourth	H
These horrible pirates sailed	A2
	-
Calamity said with folly	B
Hum nebber want him again	P
Him civilize all of us golly	B
Calamity suck him brain	P
The people however were pained when	P
They saw him aboard his ship	S
But none of them wept for their Freddy except	B2
Hum pickety wimple tip	S

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