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A silky cheek
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Shaved smooth
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And clean
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Is not obtained
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With a mowing machine
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Burma-Shave
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After one trial
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You'll want more
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At the next
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Good drug store
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15 for 25 cents
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Burma-Shave
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Are you
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An even-tempered guy?
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Mad all
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The time?
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Better try
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Burma-Shave
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Before I tried it
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The kisses
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I missed
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But afterward -- Boy!
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The misses I kissed
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Burma-Shave
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Cheek to cheek
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They meant to be
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The lights went out
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And so did he
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He needed
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Burma-Shave
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Don't take
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A curve
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At 60 per
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We hate to lose
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A customer
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Burma-Shave
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Fire! Fire!
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Keep cool
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Be brave
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Just grab
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Your pants and
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Burma-Shave
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Henry the Eighth
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Prince of friskers
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Lost five wives
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But kept
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His whiskers
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Burma-Shave
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Here's something
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That could
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Even soak
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The whiskers off
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A radio joke
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Burma-Shave
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Here's the winning
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Shaving team
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The perfect blade
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The perfect cream
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Burma-Shave Blades
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Burma-Shave
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If you have
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A double chin
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You've two
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Good reasons
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To begin using
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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In every
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Half a pound
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My boy
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You get a ton
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Of Shaving joy
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Burma-Shave
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On a highway ad
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He spied it
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Bough a jar
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Now glad he
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Tried it
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Burma-Shave
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Other things have
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Gone sky high
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Half a dollar
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Still will buy
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Half pound jar
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Burma-Shave
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No lady likes
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To dance
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Or dine
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Accompanied by
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A porcupine
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Burma-Shave
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Ring out the old
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Ring in the new
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What good can
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Shaving
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Brushes do?
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Burma-Shave
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Rip Van Winkle
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Said he'd rather
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Snooze for years
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Than shave
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With lather
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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Say, big boy
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To go
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Thru life
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How'd you like
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A whiskered wife?
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Burma-Shave
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Sharpest blade
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Ever made
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Comfort speed
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Guaranteed
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15 for 25 cents
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Burma-Shave
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The cream
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One hears
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The most of now
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Comes from a jar
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Not from a cow
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Burma-Shave
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| . . |
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The time
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To start
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A real dispute
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Is when you're
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Offered a substitute
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Burma-Shave
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"They're off"
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He cried
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And felt his chin
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'Twas just another
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Easy win for
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Burma-Shave
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Coin
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