Oh, What Will Be The End Of It?

Lionel Monckton, 1898
Sequenced by Marc Kenig, 2001
Lionel Monckton, 1898

Sequenced by Marc Kenig, 2001
Number 17 from A Greek Slave

Ohwhat will you do to him, do you think? For cold er than a stone is he! I really must admit He wouldn't do a bit For a loving little girl like me! lf flagons at his call should brim, do you think, With a liquor of a rare degree, Oh, will, it. make him warm bring him into form? It has always that effect on me! It has al ways that efect on me Oh, what. whatwhat will be the end of it? The questions that arise are three: There's what I shall do to him, and what he will do to her, And what both of them will do to me What, what, what will be the end of it? The questions that arise are three: There's what I shall do to him, and what he will do to her, And what both of them will do to me! Oh, what will they do to you, do you think, When your pretty little trick they See? In sorrow I confess Our beauti ful princess Will be verry much annoyed with me! lf they dip you into melted glue do you think That uncomfortable you will be? If that's their little plan I shall stick to all I can And my friends are sure to stick to me! And my friends are sure to stick to me! Oh, what. whatwhat will be the end of it? The questions that arise are three: There's what I shall do to him, and what he will do to her, And what both of them will do to me What, what, what will be the end of it? The questions that arise are three: There's what I shall do to him, and what he will do to her, And what both of them will do to me!

Oh, What Will Be The End Of It? Number 17 from A Greek Slave
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