in eighteen thoiteen he fought indianers, then came the litvaks and the galitzianers, avekgeharget redskins all over the shtetl, he never lost his head, he never lost his sheitel
d-d-crocket, he chewed tobacky und gehissed und gechrocket, d-d-c king of delancey streeet
he went up west on his ferdeleh shlaim, took along fraidaleh his vaibale shain, shlaim hut gefleet vi an aeroplane, he got to las wegas ahead of the train
d-d-c he walked up to the crap table with a full pocket, d-d-c kods
he shot like a gambler, ainer af der velt
up came two sixes ,in drerd di gelt
he flet very sad, that's my opinion, he would have said kaddish but he couldn't find a minyan
d-d-c farloren di haisen he went home naket, d-d-c he's back on delancey street
Dovid, Dovid Crockett; (he vent up to the crap table with a full pocket) Dovid, Dovid Crockett; King of Delancy Street. He shot like a gembler, owner of die veld, Up came two sixes...und drer d'geld. He felt very sad, dat's my opinion, He vould of said kaddish...but he couldn't find a minyan. Dovid, Dovid Crockett, (he lost his pants an' he vent home nahkid), Dovid, Dovid Crockett, He's back on Delancy Street.
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