an expert in behaviour, teach him hens are not to chew.
Things were going well but as I admired the Doc's fish bowl,
and dashed into Miss Henshaw's school of song and dance.
I asked if we could fox-trot, but funky-chicken was the rule,
so the fox ate all the chorus girls, which really wasn't cool.
to teach him how to make fox-gloves, in their school of knitting.
But before I could get needles, or wool from off the ball,
the fox ate-up the teacher, feathers, beak and all.
the fox could have his name in lights, bringing people from afar.
But before we even got the guitar tuned-up, just right,
poor Mr Berry copped it, without putting up a fight.
she told him to behave himself and not to cause a ruck.
But when she tried to balance, a book upon his head,
he smiled and with a wicked grin, upon the lady fed.
she did the Highland Fling for us then gave a little talk.
But the fox he wasn't listening, McSquawk looked far too yummy,
so later-on she had to dance inside the fox's tummy.
she towered above the fox and me, even standing on a car.
Fox licked his lips, then paused for thought, was this a time to flee?
but Miss Nevis was too quick for him and ate the fox for tea.







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