| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Well, what did the fish say to the eel?
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| The more you wiggle, baby, the better it feels
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Well, I got a little woman. |
| she waddles like a duck
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| She can’t cook but she sure loves to «sew»
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Well, I ain’t no feather-plucker, but I’m the feather-plucker's son
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| I can pluck your feathers till the feather-plucker comes
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Daddy sent Sister out to milk the cow
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| But she must have got a hold of the bull somehow
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| Mama, mama, come here quick
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| Sister got hold of the bull’s (he bends a bass note on guitar)
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
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| I’d like to thank you for putting up with us
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| Heres a little reminder just in case:
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| Don’t stick your finger where you wouldn’t stick your face
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman
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| Stick out your can. |
| Here comes the garbageman |