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Jeejeebhoy Jamsetji went to sea/
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Jeejeebhoy Jamset in English boat/
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in a beautiful english boat/
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In  Spirit of Enterprise/
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around the chinese coast it tossed/
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around the Chinese coast dey tossed/
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weak in the wind as a note
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and den he don't feel nice
  
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Their stomachs demanded the crew retire/
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Dair stomachs compelled de crew to retire/
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They did, except for one man/
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Dey did, but not dis one man/
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Who painted the storm competition/
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Who painted a compe-ti-tive storm/
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As only a painter can
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With con-si-drable elan
  
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When Jamestji saw, he quite forgot/
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Jamesetji, he forgot his stomach! and said/
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How much his stomach could dive/
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"Teach at my school of art/
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"Do teach at my art school, it's stormy enough/
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My city has gale enough to fill/
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To keep your talent alive"
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Your oil painterly heart"
  
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The painter agreed, the storm abated
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De painter agreed, the storm abated
 
They sailed till "Land Ahoy"/
 
They sailed till "Land Ahoy"/
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Disembarking, this story, brought some more glory/
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Dis-embarking, dis story, den brought /
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to Jamsetji Jeejeebhoy
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More glory to Jeejeebhoy
 
   
 
   
 
   
 
   

Latest revision as of 11:28, 20 May 2009

Jeejeebhoy Jamset in English boat/ In Spirit of Enterprise/ around the Chinese coast dey tossed/ and den he don't feel nice

Dair stomachs compelled de crew to retire/ Dey did, but not dis one man/ Who painted a compe-ti-tive storm/ With con-si-drable elan

Jamesetji, he forgot his stomach! and said/ "Teach at my school of art/ My city has gale enough to fill/ Your oil painterly heart"

De painter agreed, the storm abated They sailed till "Land Ahoy"/ Dis-embarking, dis story, den brought / More glory to Jeejeebhoy



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