Contributor sent in the following - if you know more verses or tune please let us know:

I played women's rugby at the University of Florida one year in the late 1970s, and recall some of a song we used to sing that I didn't find on your site. It went like this:

(Chorus): Oh, dance a little bit,
Fuck a little bit,
Follow the band (toot, toot!)
Follow the band with your snatch in your hand.
Dance a little bit,
Fuck a little bit,
Follow the band (toot, toot!)
Follow the band all the way.

(Verses):
My father was a carpenter, was a carpenter, was a carpenter, and a very fine carpenter was he.
All day he'd bang nails, he'd bang nails, he'd bang nails, and when he came home he'd bang me.
Oh, (Chorus). My father was a lumberjack, was a lumberjack, was a lumberjack, and a very fine lum berjack was he.
All day he'd split logs, he'd split logs, he'd split logs, and when he came home he'd split me.
Have you ever heard of this rugby song? Do you know what it's called, or what the other verses are?