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| Clean Sheathes | |
| By BrianRobertNeal | ||||||||||||||
| 25 April 2007 | ||||||||||||||
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Today's Social Problems are not new.This ballade or perhaps I should call it a lay deals with the problems of Unwanted pregnancy. It dates back to early Tudor Times. The Victorian's changed the lyrics of a lot of seemingly improper ballads and I am engaged in restoring them to their honest vigour. Oh dear my love we have gone astray And I find you're in the family way, Alack, alas and well-a-day heigh heigh T'was all for the want of a clean sheath. Here me, I am just a lad, Now I find that I'm to be dad. We've lost all the joy we Ha-a-a- ad All for the want of a clean-sheath
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