| Take me round again
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| In the Wildwood where the Bluebells grew
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| With the Merry widow waltz singing
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| Take me back to New York town
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| When the birds in Georgia sing of Tennessee
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| Fifty miles from Boston
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| When a fellow’s on the level with a girl
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| That’s on the square
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| That’s the talk of New York town
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| I’ve got rings on my fingers!
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| I saw a show called Carrie Marry Harry
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| Down among the sugar cane
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| Listen Lester
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| When a fellow’s on the level with a girl
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| That’s on the square
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| The longest way round is the sweetest way home;
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| I wonder who’s kissing her now
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| In Brattleboro VT performing
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| With the People’s Choral Union
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| The longest way round is the sweetest way home
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| With the Merry widow waltz
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| At the fatal wedding
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| The Dalton boys ran a simple game
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| I’ve got rings on my fingers
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| See saw, Margery Daw
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| At the fatal wedding in Brattleboro VT
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| Performing with the People’s Choral Union
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| Where Death got married til nothing 'cept
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| Yourself do you part
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| I’ve got rings on my fingers
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| Nobody Knows, Nobody cares
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| Listen Lester
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| The Dalton boys ran a simple game
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| Where my Caravan has rested
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| See saw, Margery Daw
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| With the Japanese Tragedienne
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| And the old Nestor Company at the Blondeau Tavern
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| At the New Amsterdam Theatre playing 'A Parisian Romance'
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| Down among the sugar cane
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| The man who owns Broadway up in a Balloon
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| I saw a show called Carrie Marry Harry
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| I wonder who’s kissing her now
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| In the Wildwood where the Bluebells grew
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| That’s the talk of New York town
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| When the birds in Georgia sing of Tennessee
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| Take me round again
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| When a fellow’s on the level with a girl
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| That’s on the square
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| Singing take me back to New York town
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| With the scandal of the Honduras Lottery
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| Fifty miles from Boston
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| Listen Lester
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| I’ve got rings on my fingers
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| Nobody Knows, Nobody cares
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| Where my Caravan has rested
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| The Dalton boys ran a simple game
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| In Brattleboro VT performing with the
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| People’s Choral Union
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| See saw, Margery Daw
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| At the fatal wedding |