Can u write a rhyme with these 3 words: Mary, lamb, bucket?

Answer 1

Mary Mary quite contrary,
where did your bucket go?
You're out with the Lamb
getting a tan, instead of
shoveling snow.

Answer 2

Mary's lamb kicked the bucket,
it made Mary want to chuck it.
Across the road there was a chicken,
Mary grabbed it and began to pluck it.

Answer 3

Mary pick up a bucket of lamb

Answer 4

The little lamb that Mary had threw a bucket at her head,
Mary cut off it's little head and the poor lamb is dead.

Answer 5

Mary had a dog
who was quite hairy,
She also had a lamb,
a dog and a large ham,
She gathered their food in a bucket,
Tripped going to the barn and said ***** it!

Answer 6

Mary traveled up the hill
to dump the sh*t from her bucket
she tripped on a rock, it spilled on her sock, she giggled and said " just f*ck it"!
The lamb was watching from the ditch
and had watched mary spill the sh*t
he roared in delight, to see such a sight,
and mumbled "what a dumb a*s b*tch!"

Answer 7

Mary had a little lamb
She kept it in a bucket
To keep the lid from coming off
She got some tape and stuck it

Answer 8

Mary had a little lamb
a bucket fell,and there was a BAM!!

Answer 9

Mary had a little lamb,
she carried him in her bucket.
It got too heavy for her to carry,
So she decided to chuck it.

Answer 10

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