| "The rooster's cockle-doodle-doo. | |
| # By his cockle hat and staff # And his sandal shoon... # | |
| (Frank) # Oh, cockle my web, l've been through... | |
| - Have a cockle. They're great! | |
| A cockle burr? | |
| "The rooster's cockle-doodle-doo. | |
| # By his cockle hat and staff # And his sandal shoon... # | |
| (Frank) # Oh, cockle my web, l've been through... | |
| - Have a cockle. They're great! | |
| A cockle burr? | |
| # Then I sliced his fucking cockles # | |
| - Get that down you, warm your cockles. | |
| - Give us a plate of cockles, mate. | |
| - It warmed the cockles of my heart. | |
| - Just a drop to warm the cockles. | |
| # Then I sliced his fucking cockles # | |
| - Get that down you, warm your cockles. | |
| - Give us a plate of cockles, mate. | |
| - It warmed the cockles of my heart. | |
| - Just a drop to warm the cockles. | |
| 'It is tonight, trotting silent with seaweed on its hooves along the cockled cobbles.' 'Past curtain fernpot, text and trinket, harmonium, holy dresser, watercolours done by hand, china dog, and rosy tin teacaddy.' | |
| 'It is tonight, trotting silent with seaweed on its hooves along the cockled cobbles.' 'Past curtain fernpot, text and trinket, harmonium, holy dresser, watercolours done by hand, china dog, and rosy tin teacaddy.' | |
