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Broadside ballad entitled 'Fine Big Woman' |
TranscriptionFINE BIG-WOMAN. Sung with great success by Walter Munro. Poplaur song on always be had at Poet's Box I feel so dreadful nervous, For by this time to-morrow, I'll be fastened to a wife. That's twice the size of me, What the consequnce will be. CHORUS. She'a a fine big woman and she knows that same, my name. But I feel so dredful narvous, I don't know what I'll bo twelve sone tow. I would like to brek the contract, But that would never do, Between myself and yon. A breach of promise cast, The breaches on my face. She made mo drunk at Sullivans' Then sat upon my kuce Upon a little chap like me' I had not one word to say, I give myself away.
printed by W. Sheqherd. Dundee.
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Probable period of publication:
1880-1885 shelfmark: L.C.Fol.70(48b)
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