Benjamin and Leopold

Benjamin and Leopold, the best of enemies

With nasty gibes and [?]

They brawled until the sun went down and fight until it rose

Fists would fly, and bones would break from fingers down to toes

Rowing, scrapping, every single day

Rowing, scrapping, a brutal game to play

Benjamin and Leopold beat each other down

Until both men were dead upon the ground

Nobody could tell you how the [?] began

Only that both men had courted a lass named Diane

And ever after they would tussle morning, noon, and night

Even on the sabbath day, they find a time to fight

Rowing, scrapping, every single day

Rowing, scrapping, a brutal game to play

Benjamin and Leopold beat each other down

Until both men were dead upon the ground

Rowing, scrapping, every single day

Rowing, scrapping, a brutal game to play

Benjamin and Leopold beat each other down

Until both men were dead upon the ground[Instrumental]

Rowing, scrapping, every single day

Rowing, scrapping, a brutal game to play

Benjamin and Leopold beat each other down

Until both men were dead upon the ground

Rowing, scrapping, every single day

Rowing, scrapping, a brutal game to play

Benjamin and Leopold beat each other down

Until both men were dead upon the ground