In Callao there lives a gal Whose name is Serafina |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
She sleeps all day and 'works' all night On the old Cally Marina |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
She's the queen, me boys, of all the gals That live in the ole' Casino, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
She used to 'kiss' for monkey nuts But now she 'works' for vino. |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
At robbin' silly sailors, boys, No gal was ever keener, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
She'll make you pay right through the nose, That lovely Serafina! |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
She'll guzzle pisco, beer and gin, On rum her mum did wean her, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
She smokes just like a chimney stack On a P.S.N.C steamer. |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
Serafina's got no 'shoes', I been ashore an' seen 'er, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
She's got no time to put them on, That hard-worked Serafina. |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
When I was young an' in me prime, I first met Serafina, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
In Callao we saw the sights An' then went up to Lima. |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
But the finest sight I ever saw Was little Serafina, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
But the very next day as we sailed away, I wished I'd never been there. |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
For I wuz skint, me clothes wuz gone, An' so wuz Serafina, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
She'd done me brown, she'd sunk me down, That dirty she-hyena! |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! | |
I used to love a little girl Whose name was Serafina, |
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Serafina! Serafina! | |
But she's gone off with a Dago man Who plays a concertina. |
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Serafina! Oh, Serafina! |