When King Arthur sat down,
On the river bank,
He had a mighty vision,
It really was quite wank.

Lancer with your zancer
(x8)

Oi, Arthur,
Come over here,
Take this sword,
Now fuck off.

Now so off he went,
Back to see his one and only Gwendoline,
In his hand he held,
His sword and a pot of Vaseline,
He thought it was time,
To try and prove that he really was a man,
He thought it was quicker
Getting home in the back of a Transit van.

In he walked, up the stairs,
Found his Mrs. wearing flares,
He was not pleased, you could tell,
He dropped his sword, the Vaseline fell.

Hey, Arthur, you're my man,
If you can't do it, no-one can,
I like your sword, it feels so good,
Don't you think we should be stood?

Here we go dear, here's my hand,
Let me place it on your gland,
Come on dear, take my stick,
An with it I'll show you a trick

Come on dear, I'm getting angry,
And my zancer is becoming dangly,
Then it' time we ate,
I'll give you your dinner on a plate.

The sword was needed no more,
So he dropped it onto the floor,
Into the corner it started to cower,
'Cos his sword was losing power.

This is a story that must be told,
To all of you young and old,
If you're going to use your lancer,
Make sure it's got a big zancer.


Lyrics submitted by ^ blue devil ^

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    What the FUCK?!?

    Jockoon July 01, 2002   Link

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