Shakespeare Song Lyrics

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Shakespeare Song Lyrics Translate the song lyrics from Shakespearean to contemporary English. THEN create some of your own! Merely a small town wench. Existing within a lonesome parish. I possess the struts similar to those of Sir Michael Jagger. All of the independent lassies, all of the independent lassies, raise thy hands! Nay, he is incapable of deciphering my poker visage. I had knowledge that thou were nuisance when thou entered the vicinity. Strike me, infant, yet once more. Halt! The time of hammer is upon thee! If, perchance, I was thy boyfriend, never would I release thou. Arise in the morn feeling similar to the way Sean Combs doth. There art festivities occurring within the United States of the Americas.