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ESKIMO NELL (Amalgamated) WARNING: The text below contains plenty of four-letter words as well as violence & male sexual vanity, which serious persons might take it to glorify rather than satirize. Don't look at me that way, stranger, 0 my pants ain't full of shit, It's just this God-damned syphilis eating me bit by bit. When a man grows old and his balls grow cold 1 and the tip of his knob turns blue, And it's bent in the middle like a one-string fiddle, he can tell you a tale or two. So fill my glass and I'll park my arse 2 and a tale to you I'll tell Of Deadeye Dick and Mexico Pete and the gentle Eskimo Nell. Now when Deadeye Dick and Mexico Pete 3 go forth in search of fun, It's usually Dick who wields the prick, and Mexico Pete the gun. And when Deadeye Dick and Mexico Pete 4 are sore depressed and mad, It's mainly cunt that bears the brunt, so the shooting ain't too bad. Now Deadeye Dick and Mexico Pete 5 had been working Dead Man's Creek, And they'd had no luck in the way of a fuck for nigh on half a week -- Just a moose or two, and a caribou, 6 and a bison cow or so, And since Deadeye Dick's was the king of pricks, he found this fucking slow. So do or dare, this horny pair 7 set out for the Rio Grande, Deadeye Dick with his muscular prick, and Pete with gun in hand. They blazed away on their randy way, 8 no man their fire withstood, And many a bride who was hubby's pride knew pregnant widowhood. They made the strand of the Rio Grande 9 at the height of a blazing noon, And to slake their thirst and do their worst They sought Black Mike's saloon, Came crashing in with doors aswing. 10 Both prick and gun flashed free: "According to sex, you poxy wrecks, you drinks or fucks with me." Now they knew of the fame of our hero's name 11 from the Horn to Panama, And with nothing worse than a muttered curse those cowhands sought the bar. And the women too his habits knew 12 down on the Rio Grande, And forty whores pulled down their drawers at Deadeye Dick's command. They saw the fingers of Mexico Pete 13 twitch on the grigger grip; 'Twas death to wait -- at a fearful rate those whores began to strip. Now Deadeye Dick was breathing quick 14 with lecherous snorts and grunts As forty arses were bared to view, to say nothing of forty cunts. Now forty arses and forty cunts -- 15 you'll see, if you use your wits And are pretty slick at arithmetic -- that's likewise eighty tits. And eighty tits is a gladsome sight 16 for a man with a raging stand; They may be rare in Berkeley Square, but not on the Rio Grande. Dick backed to the door and the number one whore 17 could see in the chandelier's prism As he sprung through air, his ballocks all bare and sprayed her with his jism. His phallic limb was in fighting trim 18 as he backed and took a run. He made a dart at the nearest tart and scored a hole in one. He bore the whore to the sandy floor 19 and fucked here deep and fine, And though she grinned, it put the wind up the other thirty-nine. When Deadeye Dick lets loose his prick, 20 he's got no time to spare, For with speed and length combined with strength, he fairly singes hair. So Deadeye Dick, he fucks 'em quick, 21 and flinging the first aside, He was making a gin at the second quim, when the swing doors opened wide. Then there entered into that hall of sin -- 22 yes, into that harlots' hell -- A lusty maid who was unafraid, and her name was ESKIMO NELL. By this time Dick had got his prick 23 well into number two, When Eskimo Nell lets out a yell and says to him, "Hey -- you". The hefty lout, he turned about. 24 Both knob and face were red. With a dextrous flick of his muscular prick, the tart flew o'er his head. With a lustful leer he said, "Look here, 25 just get into the queue: I've got to mate with thirty-eight before I get to you. But Eskimo Nell, she stood it well 26 and looked him in the eyes; With utter scorn she scanned the horn that rose from his hairy thighs. She blew a puff from her cigarette 27 onto his steaming knob; So utterly beat was Mexico Pete, he forgot to do his job. It was Eskimo Nell who broke the spell 28 in accents calm and cool: "You cunt-struck shrimp of a Yankee pimp, do you call that thing a tool? If this here town can't take that down", 29 she sneered to the cowering whores, "There's one little cunt that can do the stunt, and it's Eskimo Nell's, not yours." She shed her garments one by one 30 with an air of conscious pride, Till at last she stood in her womanhood, and they saw the Great Divide. It's fair to state it was not so great, 31 but it had a solid rim; Viewed from without, it left no doubt of the tensile strength within. She seated herself on a table top, 32 where someone had left a glass. With a twitch of her tits, she crushed it to bits with the cheeks of her muscular arse. She flexed her knees with supple ease 33 and spread her legs apart; With a final nod to the randy sod, she gave him the cue to start. But Dick he knew a trick or two 34 and meant to save his powers, For if he'd a mind he could stand the grind for a couple of fucking hours. So Deadeye Dick with his king of a prick 35 prepared to take his time, For a miss like this was fucking bliss, so he staged a pantomime. He winked his arsehole in and out, 36 and make his balls inflate Until they looked like granite knobs on top of a garden gate. He rubbed his foreskin up and down; 37 his knob increased in size; His mighty prick grew twice as thick and almost reached his eyes. He polished the rod with rum and gob 38 to make it steaming hot, And to finish the job he sprinkled the knob with a cayenne pepper pot. Then neither did he take a run, 39 nor did he take a leap, Nor did he stoop, but made a swoop and a steady forward creep. He took his sight as a gunman might 40 along that fearsome tool, And the dead-slow glide as it slid inside was calculating, cool. Have you seen the massive pistons 41 on the giant CPR with the driving force of a thousand horse? Well, you know what pistons are, Or you think you do, if you've yet to view 42 the power that drives that prick Or the work that's done on a nonstop run by a man like Deadeye Dick. But Eskimo Nell was an infidel, 43 as good as a whole harem, With the strength of ten in her abdomen and her rock-of-ages beam. Amidships she could stand the rush 44 like the flush of a water-closet, And she grasped his cock like the Chatwood lock on the National Safe Deposit. She lay for a while with a subtle smile, 45 the grip of her cunt grew keener; Then giving a sigh she sucked him dry with the ease of a vacuum cleaner. She performed this feat in a way so neat 46 as to set at complete defiance The primary cause and the basic laws that govern sexual science. She calmly rode through the phallic code 47 that for years had stood the test: The accepted rules of established schools in a second or two went west. And so, my friend, we approach the end 48 of this copulative epic: The effect on Dick was sudden and quick and akin to anesthetic. He slipped to the floor and knew no more, 49 his passions extinct and dead. He didn't shout as his tool fell out; it was fairly stripped of its thread. Then Mexico Pete he sprang to his feet 50 to avenge his pal's affront; With a jarring jolt of his blue-nosed Colt, he rammed it up her cunt. He shoved it hard to the trigger guard 51 and fired two times three, But to his surprise she rolled her eyes and sighed in ecstasy. Said Eskimo Nell, "You've rung my bell; 52 I'm ready to explode. Oh Pete, my sweet, can you repeat?" Said he, "I've shot my load". She rose to her feet with a smile so sweet, 53 and "Bully", she said, "for you, Though I might have guessed that would be the best you Yankee simps could do. When next your friend and you intend 54 to sally forth for fun, Get Deadeye Dick a sugar stick and buy yourself a bun. I thought you jerks could give me the works", 55 she said in accents cool, "But I guess I must go to the land of snow to find a man with a tool. I'm going forth to the frozen north, 56 where the pricks are hard and strong, That is the land of the all-night stand -- and the nights are six months long! It's hard as tin when you stick it in 57 in the land where spunk is _spunk_: Not a trickling stream of lukewarm cream, but a solid frozen chunk. That is the land where they understand 58 what it means to copulate, Where even the dead sleep two in a bed and the infants masturbate. Yes, I'm going forth to the frozen north, 59 where a whore can do no wrong, Where the Arctic blizzard sticks deep in your gizzard like fourteen inches of dong, Back again to where men are men, 60 to the Terra Bollicum. It's there I'll spend my worthy end, for the north is calling _Come!_" So Deadeye Dick and Mexico Pete 61 slunk out from the Rio Grande, Deadeye Dick with his nackered prick, and Pete with no gun in his hand. But in the land of the grinding gland, 62 where the walrus plays with his prong, Where the polar bear wanks off in his lair, that's where they'll sing this song. They'll tell this tale on the Arctic trail 63 where the nights are sixty below, Where it's so damn cold, French letters are sold wrapped up in a ball of snow. n the Valley of Death, with bated breath, 64 it's there they'll sing it too, Where the skeletons rattle in sexual battle and the mouldering corpses screw. This version is based on five sources: A. Posted by Abby Sale. D. _The Dirty Song Book_ by Jerry Silverman (Stein & Day, New York, 1982; ISBN O-8128-2800-3, O-8128-6118-3), pp. 56-58. The only version that is supplied with a tune, this one is deviant in other respects as well: it is much shorter (only 22 stanzas of the --MORE--(6%) length given below, arranged as 11 double stanzas), and yet some lines appear in none of the other versions. Thanks, Dolores Nichols, for pointing out the presence of this version in a book that I had. R. _Why Was He Born so Beautiful and Other Rugby Songs_ (Sphere Books, London, 1967, 1973; ISBN 0722162251); posted by Hugh T. Atkins. S. Copy of a typescript in circulation at St Andrews University, Scotland, 1959. Not sung there. From:The World's Best Dirty Songs by Don Laycock (Angus & Robertson, North Ryde, Australia, 1987; HarperCollinsPublishers, London; ISBN 0 207 15408 2). Labeled "Recitation", though in a songbook. Note: The stanzas are numbered on the right. I have made the first one 0 because it appears only in D & is probably a floating stanza. The existence of D perhaps excuses the continuation of this thread on rec.music.folk, tho it seems to be agreed that this poem is not in general circulation as a song. For further ObMusic content, someone might tell us what manner of folk instrument a one-string fiddle is (see stanza 1). All the versions are significantly different, not only in details but in the presence or absence of various lines and in the ordering of some of the stanzas. However, S & W are pretty close, as are A & R. I have included everything that occurred at least once, except for a couple of scraps that are inconsistent. In particular, for the first two lines of 44, D has: From all his years of fucking queers, he knew that now this was it. which also has a dreadful forced rhyme (was IT / CLOSet). W has, before 18, Now Deadeye Dick had screwed a few on a spree the previous night; This he had done in a spirit of fun to whet his appetite. Likewise in A. But this contradicts 5-6, so I have left it out. Where, as in most lines, there are two or more versions, I have chosen the one that seems to me best with regard to rhyme, meter, and rhetoric. I have made the spelling & punctuation uniform. Since this is imitation Robert Service, it properly consists of heptameters. Writing it that way, however, would make the lines too long for most people's screens, so I have followed all the versions but S in breaking each line at the caesura, but have indented the second half & not capitalized it. Though set in the U.S., this ballad is clearly unAmerican in view of the use of "arse", "French letter", "put the wind up", "queue", and "quim". Mention of the CPR (Canada Pacific Railroad) in all versions but D, together with the heroine's epithet, is fair proof of Canada origin. This, however, makes a puzzle of the "Berkeley Square" wisecrack (16), which occurs in all versions, tho respelled "Barclay" in D. Is there a place in Canada so named? Or is the one in London famed throughout the Commonwealth as an abode of wimps? (Cf. Kipling's "Tomlinson" -- which, by the way, you may hear as a song on Leslie Fish's tape _The Undertaker's Horse_.) JF @bawdy @recitation filename[ ESKNELL JF |
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