
I was bare as rocks are by the sea
My uniform had vanished like the cat
I had to take exams in geometry
I felt besmirched by nuns’ conformity
They always howled, so pure they’d hit a bat
I was as bare as babies on God’s knee
Nakedness displays deformities
My Celtic feet have bones but not much fat
I had to take exams in geometry
My body seemed to cause hilarity
I had not typed it in the right format
I was as bare as swans at Manningtree
I had no clothes,no pen, no mortgage fee
I left the room, I’m never going back
I faked exams in Greek and poverty
My face was white, my eyes were blue and black
I looked so round ,I wore no corselette
I declare my frocks are up a tree
I had to drop the bomb on Coventry
