The Wee Wee Song

When I was just a wee wee tot,
They took me from my wee wee cot,
Put me on my wee wee pot, 
To see if I could wee or not.
When they found that I could not,
They took me from my wee wee pot,
Put me in my wee wee cot, 
Where I wee weed quite a lot.
Now I'm old and getting grey, 
I can only wee wee once a day.

My Grandfather’s Cock

My Grandfather's cock was too long for his jock,
So it dragged ninety yards on the floor,
It was bigger by far than the old man himself,
And it weighed not a pennyweight more.
With a horn on the morn of the day that he was born,
And a horn on the day that he died,
My Grandfather's cock was too long for his jock,
So it stood for his honour and pride.

Seven Days of the Week
This song is sung by a leader, who pronounces each new day, after which everyone else repeats after him

LEADER: Monday is a finger day
ALL: Monday is a finger day!
LEADER: Is everybody happy?
ALL: You bet your ass we're happy!
(everyone spins around 1-3 times with your beer over your heard, singing…)
DA DA DA, DA DA DA, DA DA DA, DA DA DA, DA DA DA, DA DA DA, DA DA DA, HEY!
LEADER: Tuesday is a whanking day!
ALL: Tuesday is a whanking day!
LEADER: Monday is a finger day
ALL: Monday is a finger day!
LEADER: Is everybody happy?
ALL: You bet your ass we're happy!

Go on through all the days, as follows:
Monday: finger day
Tuesday: whanking day
Wednesday: fisting day
Thursday: f--king day
Friday: drinking day
Saturday: rugby day! (repeat three times in such a way that you seem enthusiastic about rugby)
Sunday: the Lord's day (make certain everyone around takes a knee when this verse is sung)

 

Rugby Songs

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The Rugby Song  

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby hooker,

He'd hook balls, I'd hook balls,
We'd both hook balls together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Hooking balls together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby second row,

He'd push hard, I'd push hard,
We'd both push hard together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Pushing hard together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby lock.

He'd bind tight, I'd bind tight,
We'd both bind tight together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Binding tight together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby scrum half.

He'd put it in, I'd put it in,
We'd both put it in together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Putting it in together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby stand off.

He'd open up, I'd open up,
We'd both open up together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Opening up together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby centre.

He'd go straight, I'd go straight,
We'd both go straight together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Going straight together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby wing.

He'd go fast, I'd go fast,
We'd both go fast together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Going fast together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby full back.

He'd kick hard, I'd kick hard,
We'd both kick hard together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Kicking hard together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby referee.

He'd blow hard, I'd blow hard,
We'd both blow hard together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Blowing hard together.

If I were the marrying kind,
Which thank the Lord I'm not, sir,
The kind of man that I would wed,
Would be a rugby spectator.

He'd come again, I'd come again,
We'd both come again together,
We'd be alright in the middle of the night
Coming again together.