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_____(Chinese)
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_____(Greek)
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The best shave
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In any language
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Burma-Shave
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A shave
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That's real
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No cuts to heal
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A soothing
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Velvet after-feel
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Burma-Shave
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Bargain hunters
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Gather 'round
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Fifty cents
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Buys
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Half a pound
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Burma-Shave
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Free
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Illustrated
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Jingle book
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In every
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Package
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Burma-Shave
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From New York town
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To Pumpkin Holler
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It's half a pound
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For
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Half a dollar
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Burma-Shave
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For painting
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Cow-shed
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Barn or fence
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That shaving brush
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Is just immense
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Burma-Shave
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Give the guy
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The toe of your boot
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Who tries
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To hand you
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A substitute for
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Burma-Shave
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Lawyers, doctors
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Sheiks and bakers
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Mountaineers and undertakers
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Make their bristly beards behave
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By using brushless
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Burma-Shave
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Listen shavers
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Knock on wood
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When offered
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Something
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"Just as good"
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Burma-Shave
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Political pull
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May be
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Of use
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For razor pull
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There's no excuse
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Burma-Shave
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Several million
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Modern men
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Will never go back
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To the brush again
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Burma-Shave
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The cannoneers
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With hairy ears
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On wiry whiskers
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Used tin shears
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Until they found
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Burma-Shave
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The tube's
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A whopper
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35 cents
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Easy shaving
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Low expense
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Burma-Shave
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When the jar
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Is empty
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Wife begins to sing
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"For spices, jam & jelly
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That jar is just the thing"
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Burma-Shave
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