Maula Khan Maula Khan
No one can eat like me!
I come from the lands of Azkaban
I eat roast for my tea!
Maula Khan Maula Khan!
No one can eat like me
I eat like a king
So, I can sing
No one can eat like me!
Maula Khan was fasting
In the month of Ramadan
He roared at his tribe
With a diatribe
No one can eat like me!
When the sun comes down
Like a weeping clown
I’ll eat and eat you’ll see!
I’ll eat some sheep
And some shredded wheat
No one can eat like me!
I’ll slaughter a pack of M n M’s
I’ll guzzle and guzzle some tea
The King of Sainsburys will know
No one can eat like me!
The day of Ramadan arrived
And Khan was like a drag
His tummy rumbled like a booming drum
And he couldn’t help but nag
Then the sun sank down to the tribal ground
And the Khan rose up with glee
I’m Maula Khan
The King of Paan
No one can eat like me!
(Chorus- Maula Khan Maula Khan
No one can eat like me
I eat like a king so I can sing
No one can eat like me!)
His wife passed him some cucumbers
And sticks of celery
He gobbled them up
Like a hungry pup
No one could share his tea!
But the drink and meat
Of his mighty feast
Lay untouched by his teeth
For Maula Khan of Azkaban
Fell into a deep sleep
He awoke in a dream
By a shining tree
Some dread he could foresee
Hundreds of hungry, starving men
And women and elderly
They clutched at his gown
With their hungry frowns
“Give us some food to eat”
But Maula fled and to them he said
“I have no food for thee!”
Then clear from the sky was a rousing cry
O Maula listen to me
You eat and guzzle and gobble so much
You could feed a whole country
Maula Khan Maula
Khan
If you persist you see
You’ll drown in your food like a deep monsoon
Just help the hungry
He awoke with a sigh and began to cry
Oh, I am so greedy!
I have no shame in this eating game
No one’s greedy like me!
So Maula Khan In Ramadan
He changed his strategy
All his food and his vindaloo
He nourished the most needy
Maula Khan Maula Khan
No one can feed like me
I share my dough and my Orios
No one can feed like me
Maula Khan Maula Khan
No one can feed like me
In Ramadan, I’ve learned some charm
No one can feed like me!