I have an aunt who lives across the water,
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And when she comes to us to give a turn, I'm afraid to see her, be sure,
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Henrietta never says "Alright" or "Hello"
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But there is a clamp of a kiss for the whole family in turn
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This is a fine old woman, mind you,
A kind old woman, and full of fun and sport and spree,
But when it comes to us to give a turn, I try to stay away,
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It's a nasty thing to receive a kiss when you're in the middle of a crowd
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But that's Aunty's habit, and she does it quite proudly
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No matter what I wear, whether rags or corduroy
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Auntie will give me a big kiss saying "Lovely boy"
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When I go with her to catch the train, to the station in the trap
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In front of the guard and all the swanks, she gives a kiss, a slap!
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