My mother used to sing me a little ditty, apparently a version of an old folk song. The song apparently went something like this:
Oh, you dirty little devil,
Does your mother know you're out,
With your pants wide open
And your pecker hanging out?
Then there's the sanitized version:
Oh, you dirty little bugger,
Does your mother know you're out,
With a hole in your pocket
And your shirttail out?
And my mother's version, kind of like a love song to her baby boy:
Oh, you dirty little nigger,
Does your mother know you're out,
With a holey in your britches
And your shirttail out?
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I heard it as follows:
ReplyDeleteOh ya dirty little devil
Does your momma know you're out?
With your hands in your pockets
And your fanny stickin out
Hey little hoochie does your momma know you're out with a hole in your britches and your money hanging out!
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ReplyDeleteOh you dirty little pig
ReplyDeletedoes your Mother know your out, with your pants unbuttoned and your shirt tail out!
My mom's version of this was Oh you dirty little piggy does your mama know your out with a hole in your britches and your hiney sticking out. Always wondered if there was more to it.
ReplyDeleteMy mom always sang to my kids, You dirty little devil, does your mother know you're out with holes in your stockings and your toesies sticking out.
ReplyDeleteI heard:
ReplyDelete"Oh you dirty little Pollock
Does your mother know you're out?
With a hole in your britches
and your dick is hanging out"
Me too, but what is the rest?
DeleteOh you dirty little devil does your mama know you're out, with a hole in your britches and your hiney sticking out.
ReplyDeleteDid you ever go a fishin on a bright summers day and see the little fishies swimmin in and out the bay, with their hands in their pockets and their pockets in their hands