| As I was a-walking down by the seaside |
| I saw a large whale floating on the tide |
| He measured as long as a great schooner stick |
| I looked and by gum, it was old Moby Dick! |
| And what do you think I made of his head? |
| As large an oven as ever big bread |
| Fruitcake and cookies oh just take your pick |
| Don’t you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |
| Now what do you think I made of his eyes? |
| The fanciest platters as ever big pies |
| Blueberry custard oh just take your pick |
| Don’t you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |
| Now what do you think I made of his tail? |
| As fine a main sail as ever sought sail |
| Topsail or spinnaker just take your pick |
| Don’t you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |
| Now what do you think I made of his back? |
| A big top for a circus and all colored black |
| Watery pellent all shiny and slick |
| Don’t you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |
| Now what do you think I made if his ribs? |
| Forty new cradles and fifty new cribs |
| For twins or quintruplets oh just take your pick |
| Don’t you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |
| Now what do did make of his old back bone? |
| A place for a king, a shiny white throne |
| I laboured for years twas not finished quick |
| Don’t you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |
| Now what do you think I made of his maw? |
| As fine a blast furnace as ever did ya saw |
| Gas coal or wood just take your pick |
| Did you think I did well with old Moby Dick? |