There was an old woman from Hull In her garden she kept a big bull He's an Aberdeen Angus and gorgeous His dangly bits are really enormous His coat used fifty kilos of wool!
The cat's on patrol in the garden Perhaps it thinks it is its warden! The birds better watch out When it is round and about He'll eat them and not beg their pardon!
I much prefer the town to the country Its suit's my needs to put it bluntly Its so handy for shopping Meeting friends and stopping To have coffee with my dear Uncle Humphrey
Its time to take the dog a walk Around the harbour, to the dock He'll stop and sniff and cock his leg Before he meets a collie,young Meg And waters truly every other rock.
Sun is shining,skies are blue, I wish I was going out today with you We'd gambol and cavort To you I'd give my heart And lovely memories we would accrue
Still that beastly northerly nip in the air When will we get days bright, weather fair? Here it’s chucking it down Hence no smile but a frown Let's all just curl up in our lair.