I don't know why this particular chorus is ringing in my ears. It has nothing to do with rental hassles, or "passing the buck" as we say in the States, although it does have some reference to "passing" and "brothers."

Seems there were these two dairy farm brothers, and one of the cows that the were responsible for milking had 27 spigots. So the udderly reprehensible chorus runs:

Pass the other udder over to me other brother,
Pass the other udder over this-away;
Pass the other udder over to me other brother,
We certainly have our hands full every day!

You can sing it to the tune of "Tie Me Kangaroo Down."

Cheerily,
Charley Noble