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25 prizes
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Every week
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Thruout the football season
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You'll find you'd rather
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Use no lather
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B'golly there's a reason
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Burma-Shave
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Bridge prize
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For men
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Just half a buck
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Try it, hostess
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Change your luck
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Burma-Shave
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Everything
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In it
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Is fine
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For the
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Skin
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Burma-Shave
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He played
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A sax
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Had no B.O.
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But his whiskers scratched
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So she let him go
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Burma-Shave
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Hit 'em high
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Hit 'em low
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Follow your team
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Over WCCO
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And win a prize
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Burma-Shave
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Hit 'em high
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Hit 'em low
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It's action rooters crave
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Millions boast -- millions toast
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The All-American shave
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Burma-Shave
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Free offer! Free offer!
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Rip a fender
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Off your car
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Mail it in for
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A half-pound jar
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Burma-Shave
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If your hubby
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Trumps your ace
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Here's something
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That will
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Save his face
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Burma-Shave
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It's not toasted
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It's not dated
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But look out --
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It's imitated
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Insist on
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Burma-Shave
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Late risers!
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Shave in just
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2 minutes flat
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Kiss your wife
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Grab your hat
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Burma-Shave
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Little shavers
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Don't overlook
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Illustrated
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Jingle book
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In every package
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Burma-Shave
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Moonlight
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And roses
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Whiskers
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Like Moses
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Just don't go together
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Burma-Shave
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Mug and brush
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Old Adam
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Had 'em
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Is your husband
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Like Adam, Madam?
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Burma-Shave
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Prize contest details
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May be obtained
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At football broadcast
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Every Saturday
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Over WCCO
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Burma-Shave
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Ruddy cheeks
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And face
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Of tan
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Neatly shaven
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What a man!
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Burma-Shave
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Shaving brush
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Don't you cry
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You'll be a
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Shoe dauber
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By and by
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Burma-Shave
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Shaving brush
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Was like
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Old rover
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When he died
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He died all over
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Burma-Shave
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The answer to
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A maiden's
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Prayer
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Is not a chin
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Of stubby hair
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Burma-Shave
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The millionth man
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Has joined
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Our ranks
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Of happy shavers
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Many thanks!
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Burma-Shave
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There's football in the air
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And prizes for all to share
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Accept our invitation
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WCCO's the station
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(Many prizes
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Get your share)
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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Thrifty shavers
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Now are found
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Buying shaves
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By the pound
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One lb. jar 85 cents
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Burma-Shave
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To shaving brush
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I need
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Not cling
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I will not hush
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Of thee I sing
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Burma-Shave
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Travelers!
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All
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You need is
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A razor
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And
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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Wise old Sandy
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Shopped around
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This is what
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Old Sandy found
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50 cents buys half a pound
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Burma-Shave
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Within this vale
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Of toil
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And sin
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Your head grows bald
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But not your chin -- use
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Burma-Shave
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