You can tell by the smell that she isn’t very well, when the end of the
month comes around.
You can tell by the trickle that it isn’t Branston Pickle, when the end of
the month comes around.
Singing ‘We’re all off to the Tampax Factory. Shout out your orders loud
and clear - loud and clear!’
‘We’ve got small, medium, large, super-dooper, fill-a-barge.’ When the
end of the month comes around.
You can tell by the blisters that you’ll have to shag her sisters
You can tell from the stench that’s coming from her trench
You can tell by the moaning that she’s losing haemoglobin
You can tell from the string that you’ll have to go for ring
You can tell from her fanny that you’d better shag her granny
You can tell by the taste that it isn’t salmon paste