tto. the filk song One day we found ourselves in a big North Dakota town There wasn't anything to do that we could find around The library was closed and there were no board games to play It seems that everything was locked up on that dull Sunday It was bland in Fargo everyone! Bland in Fargo and there was no place to run! We spent a most dull shore leave there for just three days or four And everything in Fargo was a bore. We went down to the beach and we could see there floating free A lot of old containers and what looked like ship's debris Shoes and socks and TV chassis, everything that you could name That all this stuff fell off the deck and landed was a shame. It was abandoned cargo everyone! Abandoned cargo, from containers to oil drums! We spent a jolly shore leave there for just three days or four To watch the tide bring wreckage to the shore. The golf cart at the festival was kind of wobbily They put a dozen people on with guitars and stuff you see It took off with a jerk and instantly we found To not fall off it is important to sit down. You can't stand on Pargos everyone! You can't stand on Pargos or you'll fall down on your bum! We spent a jolly festival for just three days or four But left it feeling just a little sore. We found some nifty foreign foods down at the dollar store The dates were good but turned out they were no good anymore. We cooked them Bordeaux-style and in a bouillabaise Then couldn't leave the bathroom for at least a dozen days. It was off-brand escargot everyone! Off-brand escargot caused a problem in our tum! We spent a day of shore leave or perhaps a week or more We won't be buying that stuff any more. We went down to a concert by a local symphony The program said they'd an excerpt from an opera 'bout Xerxes The first strains were familiar then the horns all came right in The band was trying to play slow and managed quite a din. They played Handel's Largo everyone! Handel's Largo and they gave it quite a run! We had a jolly concert there for just three hours or four, And everyone stood up for an encore.