[ti:Cross eyed mary]
[ar:Jethro Tull]
[al:]

[la:uk]
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[00:58]Who would be a poor man
[01:00]a beggerman, a thief
[01:04]if he had a rich man in his hand.
[01:09]Who would steal the candy
[01:12]from a laughing baby's mouth
[01:15]if he could take it from the money man.
[01:20]Cross-eyed Mary
[03:18][01:22]goes jumping in again.
[03:21][01:25]She signs no contract
[03:23][01:28]but she always plays the game.
[03:27][01:31]Dines in Hampstead village
[03:29][01:33]on expense accounted gruel,
[03:32][01:36]and the jack knife barber
[03:35][01:39]drops her off at school.
[02:53][01:44]Laughing in the playground
[02:55][01:46]gets no kicks from little boys:
[02:58][01:49]would rather make it with a letching gray.
[03:04][01:55]Or maybe her attention
[03:07][01:57]is drawn by Aqualung,
[03:09][02:00]who watches through the railings as they play.
[03:40][03:15][02:06]Cross-eyed Mary
[02:08]finds it hard to get along.
[02:11]She's a poor man's rich girl
[02:14]and she'll do it for a song.
[02:17]She's a rich man's stealer
[02:19]but her favour's good and strong:
[02:22]She's the Robin Hood of Highgate
[02:25]helps the poor man get along.