AG: Now what's next, oh I like that "Gentle Cock" that's pretty funny. I think. I couldn't believe it when I read it! - "I have a gentle cock,/ Croweth the day/He doth me risen early/My matins for to say./ I have a gentle cock,/Comen he is of great;/His comb is of red coral,/His tail is of jet./ I have a gentle cock/Comen he is of kind.." - ("coming from", "coming he is kind") - His comb is of red coral,/His tail is of inde.." - (indigo) - "His legged be of azure,/So gentle and so small;/His spurres are of silver white/Into the wortewale…." ("wortewale" is what? - "up to the root" - "white, up to the root" - and he's talking about genitals - that's pretty funny!) - "His eyen are of crystal,/Locked all in amber;/And every night he percheth him/In my lady's chamber" - (I couldn't believe, when I got to the end, it was really that! - but he's taken a dirty lyric and made it so ornamental and pretty that you couldn't possibly..couldn't possibly get upset about it.
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