Tonalidad: Ab major•
Verse 1
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Throw another log on the fire, boys,
while I unfurl a tail.
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I've been all over this continent.
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I've been from coast to coast.
I've even been up as far as
Quebec, Mass.
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I've fought my way up to the Nile,
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to the very top floor.
And I've even tracked a polecat
to its pole.
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I've had the yellowjack.
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I've been shot full of holes.
I've even grabbed an army mule,
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plumped by the plumper.
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But I've never been so ripsawed,
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highfalutin' mad,
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as the night I was reclinin' on my Louis
XIV Derriere.
It all started when the telephone tinkled.
Pickin' up the receiver,
I said, oui, oui.
You see, it was a French phone.
The Secretary of State was callin'.
He said, Jimmy, we need you
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for an important mission.
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Do you know any
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thing about foreign relations?
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I said, foreign relations?
Why, you're talking to a guy
who's got 15 relatives living
in Brooklyn.
How preposterous.
So I said to him, Sec,
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I addresses him in
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the subjunctive.
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My regrets, but I never can voice busi
ness over the phone.
I'll see you tomorrow in D .C.
at P .M. sharp.
So that evening, at cocktail time,
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I gets aboard the Congressional
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The train was jammed, so
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what happens?
I had to share my upper berth
with a guy named Joe.
It was too crowded up there
for both of us
to get undressed at the same time,
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so I comes down, Joe stays up,
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he takes off his coat.
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Then Joe comes down, I goes
up, I takes off his shoes.
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I comes down, Joe goes up,
he takes off his shirt.
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Joe comes down,
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I goes up, I takes off my pants.
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I comes down, Joe goes up,
he puts on his pajamas.
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Joe comes down, I goes up,
I puts on my pajamas.
Now we're ready to light down
and go to sleep.
And what happens? It's morning.
We've got to start all
over again.
I comes down, Joe stays up,
he takes off his pajamas.
Joe comes down, I goes up,
I takes off my pajamas.
I comes down, Joe goes up,
he puts on my pants.
Joe comes down, I goes up,
I puts on his shirt.
I comes down, Joe goes up,
he puts on my shoes.
Joe comes down, I goes up,
I puts on his coat.
Now I don't know whether
I'm Joe or Joe is me.
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It's a case of double identity.
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He gets off at my station,
I gets off at his station.
His wife runs over to me,
throws her arms around my neck,
gives me a kiss, and says,
Congratulations, Joe,
you're the father
of a nine -pound baby boy.
What a dilemma.
But what could I do about it?
Nothing.
So I went to Hoboken to forget,
and then I went to Hackensack to
forget Hoboken.
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That's my story, boys.
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So throw another log on the fire.
What? No more logs?
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Good night, folks.
Good night. you
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