On Thursday, October 24, 1991 at 9:22:48 AM UTC-7, John Bartlett wrote:   
   > In article <1991Oct24.132221.3167@Shiva.COM>, karla@Shiva.COM (Karla   
   Shapiro) writes:   
   >    
   > |> Last night as the moon rose, we crept down the stairs   
   > |> He took me to dance where the bears have their lairs   
   > |> We danced in a bear hug with nary a care   
   > |> And there is no denying   
   > |> It all feels like flying   
   > |> And now *my* pajamas are covered with hair.   
   > |>    
   >    
   > Thanks for passing this along.  Lui Collins has recently been adding another   
   verse of her own, in which Aunt Matilda (Uncle Walter's wife) is a bit peeved   
   that Uncle Walter goes dancing with out her.  She then dons a bear-skin coat   
   and slips out with    
   the crowd.  The verse slips for a short interval into 'Waltzing Matilda', and   
   then reverts to the usual.   
   >    
   > I can't reproduce the lyrics here, but may be able to in a week or so.   
   >    
   > J.B.   
      
   Here's how she did it at the Me & Thee Coffeehouse's 20th anniversary concert:   
      
   Well my Aunt Matilda was mad as could be.   
   She said "Walter, that rat!, never waltzes with me!"   
   So she took her fur coat and remodeled it so.   
   Now she can go waltzing, and Walter won't know!   
      
   She goes wa-wa-wa-wa-wa-wa-waltzing with bears.   
   Raggy bears, shaggy bears, baggy bears too.   
   And there' nothing on earth Aunt Matilde won't do   
   so she can go waltzing, wa-wa-wa-waltzing   
   she can go waltzing go   
      
   Waltzing Matilde, waltzing Matilde   
      
   She can go waltzing, go waltzing with bears!    
      
   :0)   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)