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went to be G
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my back and chest he C7
hammered.Said
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he, “You’re not the mF
an for me. YC7
our lungs are much afG
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likewise both your F
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defected!”C7
So now I’m C/G
with the F
Invalids, C7
and cannot go and fG
ight, sir!C7
The Doctor told me sF
o, you know, G
and of course, it must C7
be right, sir!C7
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While I was there a F
host of chaps for C7
reasons were exemG
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pass he had attC7
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Doctor said, “I F
do not like your coC7
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ty, sir!You’ll
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breed a famine F
in the camp G
wherever you might C7
be, sir!”C7
And now he's C/G
with the F
Invalids, C7
he cannot go and fiG
ght, sir!C7
The Doctor told him sF
o, you know, G
and of course, it must C7
be right, sir!C7
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There came a fellow, ma
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knock-kneed overgrowner, and all,a
The Doctor said, “C7
I’ve got no time tG
o take and look you oa
ver!”C7
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along a little chap, who was about two foot nothing.a
And the Doctor said, “You’d better run F
tell your G
mammy you are a
coming!”C7
And now he's C/G
with the F
Invalids, C7
he cannot go and fiG
ght, sir!C7
The Doctor told him F
so, you know, G
and of course, it must C7
be right, sir!C7
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Some had the TickerdoF
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ome what they call “Brown CrG
itters.”C7
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lazy too; and G
some too fond of biC7
tters.Some
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had “Cork Legs,” and sF
ome “One-eye,” with C7
backs deformed and crG
ooked.You
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would have laughed ‘F
til you had cried tG
o see how “cute” they C7
looked!C7
But now they're C/G
with the F
Invalids, C7
and cannot go and fG
ight, sir!C7
The Doctor told them F
so, you know, G
and of course, it must C7
be right, sir!C7
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