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Eight
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Hundred
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Thousand
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Men
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Use
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Burma-Shave
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Film protects
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Your neck
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And chin
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So your razor
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Won't dig in
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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Golfers!
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If fewer strokes
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Are what you crave
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You're out of the rough
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With
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Burma-Shave
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Half a pound
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For
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Half a buck
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Come on shavers
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You're in luck
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Burma-Shave
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Hello druggist
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I don't mean maybe
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Yes
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Sir!
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That's the baby
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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Makes shaving
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A
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Grin game
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Not
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A skin game
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Burma-Shave
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No matter how
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You slice it
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It's still your face
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Be humane
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Use
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Burma-Shave
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It's a good
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Old Spanish custom
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Take your mug
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And brush
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And bust 'em
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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Shaving brush
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All wet
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And hairy
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I've passed you up
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For sanitary
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Burma-Shave
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Take a tip
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For your trip
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No wet brush
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To soak
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Your grip
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Burma-Shave
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The one horse shay
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Has had its day
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So has the brush
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And lather way
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Use
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Burma-Shave
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