They [members of teen-age gangs] are respectful of their parents and particularly of their mothers—known as “moo” in their jargon.
—The Times Magazine.
Come moo, dear moo, let’s you and me
Sit down awhile and talk togee;
My broo’s at school, and faa’s away
A-gaaing rosebuds while he may.
Of whence we come and whii we go
Most moos nee know nor care to know,
But you are not like any oo;
You’re always getting in a poo
Or working up a dreadful laa
Over nothing—nothing. Bah !
Relax. You love me, I love you,
And that’s the way it shapes up, moo.