A New Dutch
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Dost hear the News that's of the Dutch Frank,
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Zuterkin Hogen Heeren Van Dunk,
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How they in-tend to play us a Prank,
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Zuterkin Hogen Heeren Van Dunk,
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Hogen Mogen, Mogen Hogen, Zuterkin Hogen Heeren Van Dunk,
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Hogen Mogen, Mogen Hogen, Zuterkin Hogen Heeren Van Dunk.
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But if they boldly once come a Shore,
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Zuterkin Hogen Heeren Van Dunk,
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Some will repent themselves full sore,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, Mogen Hogen, Zuterkin, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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For the brave English, Irish, and Scotch,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Will in their Guts make such a hodg-podg,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Better they'd stuck to their Herring Trade,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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For now themselves shall in pickle be laid,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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What tho they've laid their heads together,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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No Orange can ere thrive in bad weather,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Woe be to you if Dartmouth the Great,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Should fall upon you with his whole Fleet,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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Then pass not the Pomposs for fear it should Freez,
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Zuterkin Hogen, etc.
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For I Faggins we the Orange will squees.
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Zuterkin, Hogen, etc.
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Hogen Mogen, etc.
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H[ogen Mogen, etc.]
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