Every Morning (Cock-a-doodle-do)

Transcribed from the recording: 
(I believe there's a third verse which I will confirm or not when/if I get my hands on the complete sheet music.)

My husband over-sleeps himself each morn,
Never got up early since the day that he was born.
Till last week I struck a fine idea.
Went to the market, and it does seem queer.
I bought a lovely rooster, the kind that doesn't lay,
Took it home and now I'm very pleased to say:

Every morning, every morning, everything is quite alright,
Don't need to knocker up, don't need a clock
For underneath the bed he put that the old gamecock.
And every morning, every morning, he never oversleeps it's true,
For out he'll go when the cock begins to crow
"Cock-cock-cock-a-doodle-do" [x2]

He thought that rooster led a lonely life,
So he went and bought a hen and made them man and wife;
Each night she sleeps in the baby's cot.
Sits on the water bottle nice and hot
And now she makes his breakfast when he shows a leg;
On the water bottle there's a nice poached egg.
 
Every morning, every morning, everything is quite alright,
Don't need a knocker up, don't need a clock
For underneath the bed he put that the old gamecock.
And every morning, every morning, he never oversleeps it's true,
For out he'll go when the cock begins to crow
"Cock-cock-cock-a-doodle-do" [x2]