In Cambridge City there's a darkened street,
That's named from when mankind was still naive,
And Adam walked the garden with his Eve
And man was unaware of his defeat.
Two teenagers they fumbled in the seat
Inside a car where later they would grieve.
They loved each other like you can't believe,
But both had failed to notice in the heat,
Of passions so mysterious and sweet,
That rubber split, and so she did conceive.
And one year on the twins they bleat and bleat
Reminding us of serpent's apple treat,
Christened of course they were: Adam and Eve.
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