zephyr Posted August 9, 2007 Posted August 9, 2007 The old monk had a habit It was a hell of a habit to break He’d been chased out of many a nunnery The balding pate may have been a mistake He should have got himself a coif A capuchin or a guimpe so simple He may have gotten away with it If only he’d worn a wimple This monk he was like Rasputin He struggled against earthly desire He wasn’t really cut from the holy cloth For Nun’s habits set his lust on fire Although he struggled gallantly And prayed to be ethereal His lust always got the better of him He loved the nuns habits rough material The Nuns in the nunnery had been warned Not to let him into the ‘Dorter’ But he was smooth talking devil So they did what they shouldn’t have oughta The old monk was a randy old sod His bells with the nuns they would chime The poor misbegotten holy ones In the Misericord would spend some time The monk was not to be put off Up a garderobe he would shin He’d goose the nuns round the cloisters Then ask to be forgiven his sin He’d hide himself in the ‘Calefactory’ While the nuns were taking a warm The mother superior with her anger raised Asked god to pour on him scorn But our hero the monk was a real man Not suited for celibacy No he’d prowl around the nunneries He’d forget his monastery One day the monk went too far His penchant for nuns was too much A hobnailed Mother superior Kicked him right in the crotch The monk still sings with the choir The bass he used to sing low But after the kick from the mother Now he sings like a castrato
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