| You’ve arrived, that much is clear
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| God knows where you’re coming from
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| But, now you’re here
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| Just relax, but not too much
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| I need your cooperation to ensure a gentle touch
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| I will need a volunteer
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| Maybe two, to get us going
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| There’s a lot to get through here
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| Thank you, sir, and thank you, ma’am
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| Step right up for your exam
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| You will help to demonstrate
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| For all eight-hundred-forty-eight
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| You’ll survive, so have no fear
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| You have traveled long and far
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| But now the journey’s end is near
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| You say, 'Thank you, I’m in your debt'
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| I would like to say 'You're welcome' but that’s not established yet
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| We must move through some formalities
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| Prescribed by the bureaucracy
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| Upon which we must all agree
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| Before I can say that you’re free
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| For the right to own a dollar, a quick check to test for cholera
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| A formality, I’m certain
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| «Could I step behind a curtain?»
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| There’s no time for modesty!
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| Another boat arrives at three
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| There’s chickenpox, appendicitis, measles
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| Polio, bronchitis, typhoid, and a rabid fever
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| ALL the doctors here are eager!
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| Now, let’s try a couple poses
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| Turn around and touch your toeses
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| And the of course this pose exposes
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| Places that don’t smell like roses
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| «But for modesty, God chose us!»
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| There’s no time for buxom hosers!
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| But as the brush brush hair hits your noses
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| You must have got tuberculosis
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| Just a little degradation
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| Before you can join our nation
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| Do you accept our invitation?
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| Conditional
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| Only verified
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| And certified
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| Certificate
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| Of sanitation! |