"Hey Otto, you there?" calls his boss. To the four winds his words they are tossed. He's not to be found, in the country around... 'Cos everyone knows Schindler's lost.
This newsgroup's been given a boost (Or maybe we've only been goosed) By release of these verses; 'Midst kudos and curses It's certain that Schindler's loosed
His wife now calls "Liebling, wo bist?" And there, in a brandy fume mist, Does stand our friend Otto, He's totally blotto, Or as we Brits say: Schindler's pissed.
He tottered towards home, but he missed Providing town gossips more grist For their bad-mouthing mill And I guess they are still Making fun of poor Schindler's list
He looks at young Ula's firm bust, And says "Schoene madchen, you must Come with me to bed, And wide your legs spread."... That's right, it's the famed Schindler's lust.
She replied, "Herr Schindler, du biest Zu grosse!" (She confessed to her priest That although she liked mine And Tiddy's just fine, She preferred Otto Schindler's least)
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The race has been run, hard and fast; The finish line all now have passed, Except for our Otto, Who, true to his motto, Is still on his way... Schindler's last.
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He stands, with his tool in his fist, He's taken his aim, now he's pissed. Alas though, it's all Gone over the wall And not in the bowl... Schindler's missed.
Verses 2, 4, 6 by John Miller.
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Last updated: Sat, 30 Oct 1999.