I saw a woman walking down my street, With grace so beautifully carefully. She’s a big and pretty mother swinging her handbag Back and forth so joyfully She’s drawing circles with her breasts in her jumper. Give me a big mother, Huge and loving one, I can crawl upon a cling to, A large woman, warm and cuddly wet lady, Strong mother. She’s walking down the street, In front of my window whistling funky tunes In the ears of my neighbours. Give me a big mother, One that would always want me. Hot embracing mother, I can crawl upon and cling to You can’t be safer can’t be more secure than with a breast in each palm, Thats the way I was born and Thats the way I want to die. Give me a big mother, Soft and wet one, That would caress me in all those special places. Where’s a strong mother, One that squeezes me, One I can crawl upon and cling to?