A E A E A Girls can never change their nature, that is quite beyond their reach.A E A E A If a girl is born a lemon, she can never be a peach.E A E But the law of compensation, is the one I always preach.A E A E A You can always squeeze a lemon, but just try to squeeze a peach! [Verse 2]A E A E A At the boarding house where I stayed, everything was growing old.A E A E A Silver hairs among the butter, and the bread was all a-mold.E A E When the dog died we had sausage, when the cat died – cat nip tea.A E A E A When the landlord died I left there, spare ribs were too much for me. [Verse 3]A E A E A While the organ peeled potatoes, lard was rendered by the choir.A E A E A When the sexton rang the dishrag, someone set the church on fire.E A E “Holy smoke,” the preacher shouted as he madly tore his hair.A E A E A Now his head resembles heaven, for there is no parting there.
Girls Can Never Change Their Nature
The Irish Rovers
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