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On a diet
She gave up softdrinks
She gave up gin
She gave up chocolate cake
She wanted to be thin
She gave up breakfast
She gave up lunch
On lazy sunday mornings
She even gave up BRUNCH
No matter what she gave up
Her skirts were very tight
Cause she ate twelve cans of tuna fish for dinner every night
Twelve cans! Twelve cans!
Twelve cans of tuna fish.
Twelve cans.
How many cans?
Twelve, twelve.
Did you say twelve?
Yes, I said twelve.
Twelve cans of what?
Twelve cans of fish.
Twelve cans of fish?
Yes, fish, Yes, fish.
What kind of fish?
Tuna, tuna
Twelve cans of tuna fish?
Yes, twelve cans.
Oh, my goodness!
No wonder she's fat!
How often does she eat those twelve cans of tuna?
How often does she eat those twelve big cans?
Every night, Every night.
She eats twelve cans of tuna fish every night
Your kidding!
Oh, my goodness!
No wonder she's fat
That's a lot of tuna
It sure is!
That's a lot of tuna
It sure is!
That's too much tuna, If you ask me.
It sure is! It sure is!
Twelve cans of tuna is a lot of fish if you ask me, if you ask me.
It sure is! It sure is!
I hoped this helped.....
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Can you give me any jazz chant with lyrics?
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copy of jazz chant title a musical song
Why do jazz songs don't have lyrics?
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