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There was a man named Dunderbeck, invented a machine,
For grinding things to sausage meat and it was run by steam
Now kitchen cats and long-tailed rats will never more be seen,
They'll all be ground to sausage meat in Dunderbeck's machine
Oh Dunderbeck, oh Dunderbeck, how could you be so mean
To ever have invented the sausage meat machine?
Now long tailed rats and pussy cats will never more be seen,
They'll all be ground to sausage meat in Dunderbeck's machine
One day a little fat boy came walking in the store
He bought a pound of sausage and laid them on the floor
Then he began to whistle, he whistled up a tune,
The sausages, they jumped, they barked, they danced 'round the room
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On day the thing got busted, the darn thing wouldn't go,
And Dunderbeck, he crawled inside to see what made it so
His wife, she had a nightmare, she was walking in her sleep
She gave a yank and turned the crank and Dunderbeck was meat
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This version is a combination of the versions from "Folk Songs
for Fun" and "101 plus 5 Folk Songs for Camp"
From 101: "Recently the newspapers uncovered a story about some
major meat packing concerns who were packing their ground meat
with horse meat and kangaroo meat Evidently, this practice
isn't new and here's a song about Dunderbeck and his meat
machine It reminds me of a sign I saw in a meat packing plant
in Rutland, Vermont, "USE MEAT CUTTING KNIVES CAREFULLY -- DON'T
PUT YOURSELF INTO YOUR WORK'"
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