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    Jose, get your bagpipes
    And head down to the square
    Seranade the ers-bye
    And you'll make some money there

    Jose came to this country
    Looking for a chance
    To make some decent money
    To buy a pair of pants
    But we were in recession
    And jobs were far and few
    So jose took his bagpipes
    And did what he had to do

    Dressed in his Sombrero and Kilt
    With his bagpipes and maracas
    Playing away for his supper
    Boiled haggis with nachos

    One day while he was basking
    A pretty young lassie came by
    She said "Jose, take s troll with me"
    Says Jose, "Si! Si! Och' 'Aye!"
    They spent the day together
    Then she took him to a dance
    Well, Jose moved most gracefully
    'Cause he wasn't wearing pants

    And he was born in Mexico City
    Educated in Scotland
    In sandals and bright tartan pancho
    Jose's fashion statement was not planned

    But when Jose went to the men's room
    There was trouble close at hand
    Cause in came Bob, the sailor man
    The roughest man in the land
    Says Bob, "You're lookin' pretty
    In your little tartan dress
    Now you'd best be off to the ladies room
    'fore I pummels you into a mess"
    Now you could have heard a pin drop
    As Jose tongued around
    His scottish-mexican blood began to boil
    And it made this kind of sound...

    <Insert raging Mexican Pipes>

    And when it all was over
    Sailor Bob lay on the floor
    He looked the saddest sorry wreck
    Ever blown a shore
    Now, the sailors keep a lookout
    Whenever they're on the land
    For they knows well that they doesn't mess
    With a Scottish Mexican man!

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