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"THE BURGOMASTER."An Original Musical Comedy, in a Prologue and Two Acts.

Book and Lyrics by FRANK PIXLEY. Music by GUSTAV LUDERS.

Cast of Characters in the Prologue.

Peter Stuyvesant, Burgomaster of New AmsterdamDoodle Von Kull, his secretaryCol. Kraal, Commandant of the Burgher forcesCapt, Spuj'ten, of the Dutch ship " Blitzen "Bluefeather, Chief of the Tammany tribeTerence Rafferty, a saloon keeper

Indians, Dutch Cadets, Burgher Soldiers, Village Girls, Sailors, etc.

Willem Haagan / Town \.Jan De Peyster ( Councillors I .Dame Stuyvesant, wife of the BurgomasterKatrina Vanderbeck, Doodle's sweeth;artLieut. Sweetser, of the Dutch Cadets

Cast Characters in First Act.

Peter Stuyvesant, after his napDoodle Von Kull, who also has oversleptE. Booth Talkington, an actor in hard luck...."The Harlem Spider," a professional pugilistOfficer Clancy ot the Broadway SquadForeman of the Street GangGrogan, a street laborerWillie Von Astorbilt, "A Midnight Son"Pheobe Kummagin, a TheosophistRuth, the girl from ChicagoDaisy, a Roof Garden FavoritePansyPinkRoseViolet .j Broadway SoubretttesMignonette /Lily 1Dahlia tSunny ShineMamie FairFanny ClearGertie Bright.

Rainy Daisies -

Minnie ZephyrNellie BreezeCissy TwilightMiss WabashMiss BeaconMiss WalnutMiss ChestnutMiss Lexington ....Miss KearneyMiss OliveCharlev Rushline.Willie 'Fullback...

Johimie FlunkEddie RingerGeorgie PonyTommy EuclidFreddie SpreeHarry YellerFrankie FreshJimmy Roundtr ...Jack FlushGussie Fuller

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Cast of Characters in Second Act.

Peter StuyvesaHt, who is " Seeing the Elephant "Doodle Von Kull"The Harlem Spider""Jean Gaussin "Glitter, a Gold Brick OperatorE. Booth Talkingtou, of the International Dime Museum.Phoebe Kummagin"Sapho"Willie Von Astorbilt, the Burgomaster's pilotRuth, The Summer GirlMrs. Splurger, of the New York "400 "Clara SunshineBessie IrwinGrace GrayHelen HuntDorothy DangerTes.sie Flirter SeasideElla Swimmer 1 FairiesIda SoonerTillie Shorter :Maud OgleJennie FisherEdith Loveday

Lord Chilblain, of ChilblainL/ord HamptonLord SussexLord WilmarthLord TrevorLord ChumleyLord WinchelseaLord SouthamCommodore TrimClarenceHaroldPercyAlgernonReginaldArthurMelvilleMauricePaulChesterRutherford

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Prologue.'-' Page

Overture 1

1. Female Chorus Dutch Girls. 9

2. Ensemble "Good-bye, Mr. Amsterdmn'.' Col. Kraal. Burgher, Soldiers, etc. 19

3. Song: "Keep Cool." Peter Stuyvesant. 34

4. Song and Refrain "We're Civilized now!' Bluefeather and Indians. 27

5. Military Song: "The Dutch Cadets!' Lieut. Sweetser and soldiers. 31

6. Drinking" Song: "I drink fro?n my heart to yon!' Capt.Spuyten, Dutch Girls,and sailors. 35

7. Finale 39

Act I.

8. Opening Chorus "We always work the public!' Foreman and Workingmen. 45

9. Solo and Chorus "The Zand of the Midnight Son!' .Willie von Astorbilt. 49

10. Song "The Little Soubrette!' Daisy and Soubrettes. 54

11. Ensemble "in dear old College Bays!' College Boys. 58

12. Solo and Chorus .."The Modem Gladiator." Harlem Spider, Tough Girls, etc. 63

13. Scene "The Rainy Daisies'.' Female Chorus. 66

14. Song and Chorus "The Tale of the Kangaroo!'...Peter Stuyvesant,Willie, Ruth, and Chorus. 70

15. Finale 73

Act II.

16. Opening Number "Bathing Girls!'. Daisy and Chorus. 80

17. Comic Song "We haven't discovered him yet." .Talkington and Chorus. 86

18. Ballad "I love you, dear, and only you!' Ruth. 90

19. Duett "Cupid does not marry!' Ruth and Willie. 93

20. Darkey Song "Reaching for the Cake'.' Daisy and Chorus. 96

21. Concerted Number "Yo Ho for a Jolly good Sail.". .Yachtsmen and Bathing Girls. 100

22. Finale 107

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NO 3.

Words by

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Just Keep Cool.Peter Stuyvesant.

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TENORS.

:> 5' :> :•p

b ji > J i 11^m ' 9plant - ed or not.

was - nt nailed down.

Their vi - ces we took, but theirYouVe taught us to swear and youVe

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BASSES.

w h i' :' i' j'^^^^e E^' P ji J' I

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^^^^ *vir - tues we scorn. For the sake of its juice, we ac - knowl-edge the corn. This is

taught us to cheat. The whole Ten Com-mand-mentsyouVemade ob - so- lete. While youre

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TENORS. l}^^rit.

-•P^*^^^^^^tuhj PIP ? P ^^ ^ P P f g:^man- i-fest des-ti-ny; to it we bow. Were sin- ners'.Whoop la! but we're civ - il-izedrais-ing your crops we are do - ing our share By rais-ing the dev-il and rais-ingyour

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now. --^,, .111h. i' l i' J) ^ ^^

,, Oh! you must not be sur- prised, Now youve made us civ - il - ized, If we

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V J) J' .h. j-^I

ji j^ p ^1 J) ;» j> i i I ^ J'^^^ •* ^

ti - ces Like a love - ly lot of vi - ces, And were learn - ing them as

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'^ p ^'' p ir

/T\ /C\ /TN

P ^'|J)J^

hS^

P P P J I Jfast as we are taught.

'i n^n^Were civ- il - ized,

/C\ /Cs /T\

quite civ- il - ized,

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s i^»p i ^ g/T\ /o/r\

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t-^ji;, J iiJiiJ' V T'^ ip |i J' ^'i^J' ^ i I j ^^^

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we sin com- plete - ly. We're civ - il

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.

Were your pu-pils, though some-what de

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-«—«- :^^=^s* p^ fl#^ ^ J !> > t> C-JJ' ;'^j> i'

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spised,- .WeVe civ - il - ized, quite civ - il - ized. Al- though we

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hate you, we im- i - tate you,. We're civ - il - ized, quite civ il -

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Yell.

^^P-^P I «P- P P 'PP'" P P Pized.

J.^Dorit you see, now, blast your eyes. Were civ - il - ized?.

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NO 5.

The Dutch Cadets.Lieutenant Sweetser and Dutch Cadets.

AUeg^ro agitato

Piano,

Sweetser.m V1. We8. You

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is ^^ ^i I i i I- ^ I ^ ^^ ^^:i'

.^ ^s^ i^^p 31;^ ^^

CHORUS SOLO.SP

i

i£j' p ^p IP r p ^^know it's some -tiling fright- ful to kill,

see Im quite en - rap-tured. Its true;to

wekill,

too.

AndI

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CHORUS SOLO.

\ p \ij p ttp^p r p ^

iP

yet its_ quite de

hope we'll_ all be

light- ful

cap - tured,

to

I

drill,

do;

to drill,

we too;

For

No

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fe^^'1. J' |,r3 P f̂ ^CHORUS.

Ii SOLO. s

when a girl is drill - ing like this

,

foe - man e'er re - pels us- Who'd missand this,

a kiss?

Her

You

lig^F^

a^ i

fc£

*^ mt^5^r> p p i p p

> ii>- i| inr 1 i T.ways are sim - ply kill - ing. In.

see the_Good Book tells us to_

this she's not a - - miss

love our en - i - mies

j^J- J J J^n=^I I

^^^f=^Z-^i

S ^ i ^ i i

iSweetser.

W^ J' r

-I2=E

Dont fear? we're

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here. Were near, we ap-pear, we're here.

m CHORUS. ic ^ N^ i ^7 7^ Y^ V ^ -• » f p r pWeVe near, we ap-pear, weVe here.

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f'l-U'- J'p- pip p J l^jJsJ p- P ITThough in peace we hide our charms, How our hearts re - joice

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ife^^ * -^ ^k|^'N

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I J) r r I '?^^^When we hear the call to arms Sound-ed by the boys.

r^-v- i•< • \ ^ S^=Q*

^^ ^* ^ ^^ =pW^^ffi P" P IP P pt

Cup - id calls and we must go. Still we've no re - grets.

t ^-•^ •- ^ -' £/ Lj*Sffi ^

i> p P P P ii J^ I p pp'

f^i P"

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When we sa-lute and face the foe, Who'll fight the Dutch Ca - dets?

Sm

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CHORUS.

\>\ A \\ $^ I ^ I 'H p p-^ m X.JJ iJ ?—g^

Though in peace we hide our charms,

^ gS i ^How our_ hearts re - joice

*' r^LJSe 1^

S ^ ±^^fe^^I-

I. K hi*: ^ s^?^ g^^-^r7f=yyWhen we hear the call to arms Sound- ed by the boys-

^"1, p: ^-p ^ ^ SEEfefei^^^ ^s > 4^mUJ c^

JJ . h I

J

ir c ;;; 'j i j j'

i

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N' h' 'r+f^When we sa - lute and face the foe, Who 11 fight the Dutch Ca - dets?

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N06,

I Drink From My Heart To You,(DRINKING SONG.)

Capt. Spuyten, Dutch Girls and Sailors.

Presto.

Piano.

*t^g|^ff

S^̂ ar*^^^^-^

m- mm

miat ^

i

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P^iSEjEE:;B

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#

Capt. Spuy ten.Moderate.

^ y ^- a J^'- J^ I W J' Ji- gs ^ f ^See the gold - en bub - bles spark - le, mer

?

ri - ly they're danc - ing.

ir^ ^afe H ^^M

t'^ ji J^ J'- ii jvJ,

;,. i^ I rV r l^fl ft- J^ > 'N»=j;^Each lad has his las-sieand I drink to mine. Drain the cup thafs filled with joy and

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M< l

"Jl J^ J- JlJ ^ r I Jl P P «=»

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hap - pi - ness en - tranc- ing.

I fc

If you love me tru - ly pledge with wine.

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^ ^aecel.No^\ my head with

^^ -d -^ I5 ^ * ^ig^=^^

ee - ta - sy is reel - ing. Tongue cant tell the

.V

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iaccel.

p-')¥ C if r

.Allegretto con spirito.

fcft E

hap - pi-ness Tm feel- ing. Come, lads and las- sies, fill up your glass es. Lets-

i^ r\ ^ i^ni i' n i^7' it.

^m->?\

5^m\ ^^s I *w

i*H Jl .'^J^ ^'ir P P" P p i p p

p- p PJl j^'^' J ;i

frol - ic while yet we may, For time is fly -ing and love is sigh -ing. 'Tis

*F J ^rs,

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^11 J JU J) ^i^ i ^?|*t; p- pp p--^^

pB^p^* *^

p CJ tM r p Li' p

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fol - ly to trust— de - lay..

i i .. f » . a S

To -mor- row we'll die; lets live to - day. So,

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^ ^* !^' p p r g ^ m p' P p I r p p^^here's to the girl that's true.

'Mi IB—

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^

f^

To the one who's pret - ty and wise and wit - ty 1

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;£ 7 j: 7

drink from my heart to you.

SOPR.& ALTO. DUTCH GIRLS.

Si

35

Oa TEN.& BASS.

^^ =t!h^SAILORS.

Come,

7 j: V

J ^ ^- ^ ^^ :i P P ^ V

l;ids and las - ses, fill

L .^ i>. ^ ^*-^ ^

k ^' p/

fm^^—•-

i H: 3 ^1=4i

*i is J' «'v=^^

Sup your glass- es. Lets

^ ^ ^- ^ .^/•'I! p ^ p r^^^

\ .yj^ J h

frol- ic while yet we

^^ i J i J>-• *\—•! • •-^==3 P I -zig

•^

—

may,

r ^For

^

J .^ .^. *^ ^

r g ?• g p^

time is fly - ing and

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^ y J J^I

j^^ ^^^-J^.J^ ^ ^ ,^ ^ r^ ^

love is sigh - ing. Tis

^^^ ^ d-'t t *fV—r-pn rfol - ly to trust de

.^ J ^^ ^ ^

lay.

^^

—

^-y—\ V

mor-row well die; lets

STo

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i^^^ Etn^^ 5E s ?̂^^77A £

^^••^11r P r i ?j "P

V^ i' ^s *^^:* ^ * ^p ''r p 3£Sr p r

live to - day. So

|E - r rphere's to the girl that's true. To the

-I ii

molto rit.

». i J .^ ^- ^ ^^ ^^ :f^=^=tsferr:i^ 72l 1.% ; ! ±±:f=^ P P P P =P=drink from my heart to

i> A i ^^ ^ ^^

f^=^r p p- g pone who's pret - ty and wise and wit - ty I you.

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l» * p. —P:V V V V.

r>^'"

[^ p p'^=V ¥±^

ii^ *« TTi—9^ *molto rit.

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Finale.

Dutch Girls, Burgher Soldiers and Indians.

sopR.AUegro.

^• m ' t> • * • ^^S~

^tfms.^^^ ^. -^ IS *=*

Come,

oao

ALTO.

TEN.&BASS.

lads and las- ses, fill

I

lip your glass- es. Lets frol - ic while yet we

^->^iN

V- IM M p :r P p- P p ^p p- g ^

^

=6= a=«S^^^ ?H ^ ' ^ ^ ^ S- lf=i^ »r^/^f ^V- }| ? UP ^^

m ^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ > ^ "^ ..-n ^rr*r-^-T^ -0 •- 7fol - ly to trust de

.K }< }< ^ ^S

may^

i-r

For

-i

i

time is fly - ing and

J. J> J>. *'i .^

love is sigh - ing. 'Tis

I.^ y ^ .^

r p :^-g-^^ ^ r p p- p »=g p r ^1

E ^ il ^^fe:fe ^ f^" CX/? #=5t » * ^S i ^i s ^ ^t p=

^W^L=^ 5^Efefe J^. .>, ii J ;ib-• * r ? r plive to-day. So,

? P '^r play-

7 T

g

To nior - row we 11 die; Lets

1^ \ .\ ^m il A ^A.^

S i

heres to the girl that's

p- ? P r

^ J-^-iP^ ^^^^ ^ * ^ r^

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^j-^^ i^E*m »STo the

F#^H^ ^=K: ^ «̂t=r3t!^ ^L^? ^ II'J

true.

»1^ % i h .^one who's pret - ty ttnd wise and wit - tv I

r F "r- ^ I

^ ifc_iji_

drink from my heart to

s ^r^-f I i iH-^^-^^-M' f=tt

^ ir«y

¥ ^i^ i ^H : » ^^• 9 ^$

iyou.

INDIANS.BASSES. J.

*>: 2 ^ £^ ^i f^^

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To

I©-

wa

^

gale - lay a Riong dong - wa

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sk ^ J ii jjj itt:

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BURGHER SOLDIERS.TENORS.

J yj IJ ly J

Ŵhile we're

^ i*^Eii ;i i i^ Is ?3

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- wa gale - lay - - a Riong dong - wa

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fie;ht - ini^ like a li on we're fleeced like a lamb. Were nev- er paid a

m r ^ g I ^^ ^ 8 g ]r^ 1 S * •-

(f##f -N=iM-M ^^^^fgov-emments a

AVepen - ny and the

BASSES.

m Asham,

now de- Clare with

M Jfe-^m^

To wa

fe

ga- le - lay

-0. JL ^-H 1

t f^ f I^^^^

P JJJJMJ JtiT y

MW^' ^ r' ^ ' ^^ i^^ ^ ^=4ty- -rem - pha-sis. Good-bye, New Ani-ster - dam, good- bye, New Am- ster - dam.

DUTCH GIRLS.J

f,SOPR & ALTO

E ^V i .^ J ^^ te* 6E3¥ ^f^^ S i J^-^ J^7?Come.

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m-

lads and lasses, fill up Your glasses. Lets frol-ic while

^ P w^Were nev-er paid adam, dam, dam.

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vet" TENORS.

we

^^ ^^=fEpen - ny and the

BASSES

.

S

niHV

Ji J' ^ •'

^^ov - ern -iiients a

I

^sham,

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/TO wa 'a - le - lay

i 3ieŜ-^K-

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t 1 Ji

Come,

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mi

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^ilads and lass-es, fill up your glass-es, Lets frol-ic whip ypt

^;e

Were^^ ^ f^ .^ h^^

nev er paid a pen-ny and the

mi____ \va

gRi-ong dong_

h^'i i ^ S ^azrzai:P^

S i #

may.^^h-^ ^^ tL^^. ;i • ' p ^^^^gov- ernments a sham,

g i ^-hi

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We now de- Clare with em-pha-sis.Good

To wa

ŝ

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ga - le - lay

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^^ ^Come, lads and

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dam.bve, New Am - ster dam, good bye, \e\v Am-ster- dam, dam, dam,

S

s E t i F=g1^ #tt^ U

s J J J ^=ic=* ^^ y ^y^ fi' 3 d ?=llass-es, fill up your glass-es . Lets frol-ic while yet we

fmay.

dam.Pdam,

S ^1

i 3To

rt ^4 ^ Wa 1 ^^»^

P i^^^^

Come lads and lass-es, fill up your

k U^ •i i-wa

S ^ga - le - lay

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^ 5glass- es. Lets

ji J 4'

frol - ic while

^^m

vet may.

idam, dam, dam.

1-»

±To wu ga - le - lay -

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NOS.

We Always Work the Public.Foremen and Workingmen.

Allegro moderato.

i li

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i£^ ,T V .r- r-T~m~zm i i t ^îs i :S • l !fFrf ^ /w wl» » E^=3=^=^

^CHORUS.

- > J'- .1 p- pp- p p- p

J'- .s|?- p p- p p- p ^' ii

1. We be-lieve in hon- est la - bor, when in-dulged in by a neigh-bor, And we2. Since we're work- ing for the cit - y we'd con-sid - er it a pit - y To com-

S3 f ? Sf

¥rt t 1s ^^

E^ ^ i' I li i J' ' m.V p P' ^ r" ^ P i^ i^ -k^*'' ffL 3:hold it wrong for oth - er folks to rob. You can hard- ly call us shirk-ers, were a

plete our job, for that would end our pay. So, we al-ways do our best to cash

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S^SJ', tl*' it''- / m ^^ P r g)

i

band of will -

in a lot

ing work-ers, Butof rest, For

wewe

al - ways workal - ways fleece

^ ? ^^the pub - lie, not thethe pub - lie by the

r- P I P- P p- a P- P F'^

Foreman.SOLO.

m.job!

day!

See! WeSee! We

al - ways work the pub - lie not the job.

al - ways fleece the pub - lie by the day.

S * \V- i i^^ I ^ iWe_We_

S:f :*=«

*m i frj ^^CHORUS.

5 ^ SForeman.

P P "' P ^ f;

#

nev - er miss a chance to plun - der,

al - ways plan a steal dis - creet - ly,

to plun- der,

so sweet - ly,

like thun-der.

and neat - ly;

T^^ iThough

We__

md * ^s m3 ^

PJ^ p J) J) J^ J''1jT'J jj l p P p p p—.^^^^^

oth - ers do the squeal- ing, for a won -.der No rat is ev - er hun-gry at thegob-ble up your tax - es so com-plete - ly, We wipe the whole ca- boo -die off the

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$CHORUS.

SEE^ ff J'l B J ^ ?^crib,

slate.

,# sWe_ nev- er miss a chance to plun - der,We_ al- ways plan a steal dis - creet - ly,

ferf i f f r ^ i

to

so

^j= M - r -r J f *^ 22: S ^^ ^ ^^ ) Jj i)"y—

^

^^plun -

sweet -der,

ly.

£ -T©-

like thunand neat

der.

-fit-

Though oth - ers do the squeal - ing, for aWe gob - ble up your tax es so com

IT . f ^ f r ^

im ^m^^ -mf- iI ji

-^ j ^ # ^ s p p p p I r ^wonplete

der.

ly

No rat is ev - er hun - gry at the crib.We wipe the whole ca - boo - die off the slate. So,

1^ ^m^ m^mIfs ^ ^ teEElI

f^

iiREFRAIN. ^S ^ ^5£ ^work, work, work. We will work with a right good will, But the

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? ^^ p P ^' P^=^ ^work we do and it's hard work, too, Is run-ning up a great big bill. Oh, a

-W ^ • «r

d h

g=P^^ w^F=^-» 0-

IS ;l^ ^^^^^ p 1'^^ r ^ # l;* E

pub- lie job is a pri-vate snap. In spite of all re - form clap trap. We ve

J \ 1 . i ' T • *^ ^ J I r.m • '

§ > > < i

^ /C\ ^^p p ^'^ p ^:^ Enev - er found treas - u - ry we could - rit tap, For we

:ir:\^s * m

m i it £ /7\

£

.h i^ P Pa. /Cv

I r t - IIP P p Pal - ways work the

al - ways fleece the

pub . lie, not the job.

pub - lie by the day.

job.

day.

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NO 9.

The Land of the Midnight Son.

Willie von Astorbilt and Chorus.

Alleg^ro con spirito.

Piano.

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f

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*• d\fi

m^̂am.^m

±±Z

3L1>J^L1,^^Willie.

i 7 1 ^t,jp^^J j'l J p r J.I ^'- '^' ^' ^ ^' ^'1. Tm a Broadway bojvright up to date, A rol - lick- ingjol - lyyoung2. I've mon-ey to burn.Just watchmysmokeMy fa- ther's a bro-ker. Im

(^ 3^J pp p l y f» p.- U' l ' ^^^ i^ i^ I Jm*^ ! ^H^^rep - ro-bate. My on - 1}' aim is to eel - e-brate. I'm a fel - low who's out fornev - er broke. My life it-self is a blithering joke. It's a game al-read - }

S -T

—

h^5=^=3=1 X' ii

h^-'b r V J i if

^ fi ^i'' J }i^}'^^fnr M rp fe^5^ j^«p r^ 3d=*fun.

won.

I

Fm al - ways dressed quite "out of sight'.' Id buy this town, if II know I'm a mush, but they call me amash. Im short of brains,but Ive

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-Mf^-&- ^^on - ly might. For the

lots of cash. What

^^'^1̂^is gay and there is no night

a dash

In the

In the

^ sm ^land of the Mid - night Son._land of the Mid - night Son..

SOPR.&ALTO.

^ y 7- ^^In the

TEN.& BASS. JlA sr- s- V—1^ 3Ll;g S

U 1;^^ i;-^^iH^^-f

-

S^^ ^ ^ r-g

• ff .r ^^For the day is gay and there is no night In the

land of the Mid - night Son

a

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i^^^^ £ ?ev - e - ry- where I hear the hi - dies say: Ĥe's

(^

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NO 10.

Words byFRANK PIXLEY.

The Little Soubrette.

Daisy and Soubrettes.

Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.

AUeg^retto g^razioso

* J, I J- h i- iJill .^ Ji }> } ^P P P P Wbrette is a girl with flax - en curl And a heart that's marked "To

brette is a maid whos nev - er a-fraid, Tho' oft - en she seems to be^^«_t

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That is part of the play,

je. *. -ff-

and she seems to say: "You're the

you can tell right a - way, By the

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b'' ;i ^ Jw > -^ i' JM P P g P ji JHon - 1}" one I've met'.'

tw'ink-le that lurks in her eye.

She's a tri - fie fly, she is

If you ask her to drink, she will^^ S 1ii

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P 9 > P ji J\ I P p"i —«ral - ways dry, And shell love you, if youll let

tip you a wink, For she fan- cies a sup- per that's wet.

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if you are broke, youll be sor - ry

co-quette Is some one she fan-cies bet-ter.

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Ah! the

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sou - brette is

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a cost ly

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tie sou-brette is a cost

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hearts with - out

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N?ll.

Dear Old College Days.

Chorus of College Boys.

QUARTETT.

I,Allegro moderato. {Spoken.) Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah!

J n^} n-in J .n J J- J J ^'jr ^ ^^ :Piano. /

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uWe know

We are the greatest the world ever saw, Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior,law room for the College boys!Rrth,rah,rah!

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U W¥=7 ^ ^^ f^-r-p' fe ^find the loud - est noise comes from bo - - gus col - lege boys, From the

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Teach- ing does not al-ways help a fool . Why should such as we re - turn to school?

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m^^ 4- JKeep our hearts

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Days of youth , oh,

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days of truth,

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say Good - bye,

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Dear old col lege days.

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N913.The Modern Gladiator.

Spider and Tough Girls.

Words by

FRANK PIXLEY.Music by

GUSTAV LUDERS.

Allegretto.

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1. In days of old when knights were bold and

2. In days of old, so I've been told, they

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fought all o'er the map;

Each roysteringknight was o

And all as-sert somebligedto fight

one got hurt

or the

when

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m ^r ^ r I r j> i ^ ^ j i -^ Jij i ^ j j i ^^down to weight. We spar with our tongues, deal_ blows with our lungs. We

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m igreat. Our quar-rels are long^ our

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jaws and fract-ure the laws, But our quarrels are all of the blood - less sort.

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NO 13.

The Rainy DaisiesSONG.

Allegretto

Voice.

Piano.

Jl ii i' JH J^ p V, p^ Jl ii J' J' I J' ^^3^—iCriy earth- ly rea-son, When we strike the rain - y sea- son, A nvm £ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^i> #

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h A 1^^J' J' \p IP P V ^'' I J^ ; i^ Smen should all come flock- ini? till they block the crowd- ed street? Of

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dain - ty rain - y dai- sies\\'hen the day IS dark. For who-

vJl >J' ^ p- P P E 1^ ^- ev - er on us gazes Is. lav - ishwith his prais-es As each

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S Jw-J. J' hJ' ^if' I j ^ gmaid her floun - ces rais - es Just a - bove high wa - ter mark. "WTien

Allegretto.

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Allegretto.

a cloud in the sky You'll hear the dai - sies

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say:- 'We got to go out to - day'Lp P "P

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70Public performance prohibited without permission.

The Tale Of The Kangaroo.

N?14.

Words byFRANK PIXLEY.

Allegretto

.

Mu>ic by

GUSTAV LUDERS.

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3. But one night, sad to say, As he sang that lay, He was

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^ JM r pit

^ J^ J . J J^folks said: "No ; we have formed oth - er plans for

hope -less way throug:h the bars of a cir - cus

Pyou"

van-._

Then they

But at

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Nf=^ J. i^ iHJJV, J' J ^IT ^'p r p p 1^^looked up the maid, for they felt quite a - fraid She'd e -lope and would soon be a

nig:ht as the light of the moon-beams bright Steals in through the grat - ed

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words once

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her my heart's true mes -sage. "You're the on-ly one I love'.' Oh love.

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Finale I.

Ngi5.

Peter Stuyvesant, Talkington, Spider, Willie von Astorbilt, Phoebe,

Ruth, Daisy, Soubrettes, Rainy Daisies and College Boys.

AUegfTO.

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iWillie.

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The tu - te - lar god- dess of

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^ J j, ^. , ,hjl l J). JU' J> ^ ^5 #old New York Is a maid- en who's mis- sion is light.

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She's a

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P J i^ :e s^^ p—fi p ip- r^braz en crea - ture, I must al - ways stays out all

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night.

mSOPR.ALTO. f i' ^ j^ j' I g^iEE N h. h =^f=COoo

The lu te - lar god - dess of

TEN. & BASS.

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old

4-

New York is a^^P ^^^̂ JjL ^^^

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I ^bra - zen crea - ture, We

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all night

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do what you will, I'U set- tie the bill, For ev - ry -thing here is free.

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join in the whirl.

^fJ I i' r >Well tine -ture the

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i P P I f' r pF^^ ^town of the Lib - er - ty Qirl.

i r^-TIt's a cork-ing old place.

h:

Lets

w i^f^^^ ^ c^t3 t^ ^

P r Ji r" P I P r p i^^^ 3:pull out the cork.

dz

You can- not see life till you see New York.

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Lib - er Girl. Its Ll

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cork - ing old

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place. the

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Lead on. ^\'e are will - inff to he led.

c^^ ^ J'rah, rah, rah, rah, rah!

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J. ^off to the Lib - er - ty

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N916.

The Bathing Girls.

Daisy and Chorus of Bathing Girls.

Allegro.

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tDaisy.

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We are dain - ty? dim-pled dar-lings, ev - 'ry

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wa - ter. She hasI „ BATHIMG GI

?ev - 'ry one.

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much pre - fer the son should take the daugh - ter.

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chap - er - ons a - bout us by the

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may be ma - ny wrecks a long the shore, But we

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friv-o-lous, frol - ic - some bath - ing girls. From morn- ing till night we are

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bus - V Youd bet - ter steer clear of our es - ca - pades, Un -

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less you ex - pect to get diz - zy.. We are fish-ers of men and we're

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out for sport. We al -ways are o - gling and an - gling. With our

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an - gling. With our charms for a bate we can soon land a skate. He

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We've Never Discovered Him Yet.

N917.Talkington and Chorus of Bathing Girls.

Piano.

Allegretto

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With - in this mod - est tent youll find the girl who charms the

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ton who thinks his chanc - es might - yJ i^ ii

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slim,

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And a~1

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hi J ^^ n J' J J'£ 4 J ^Pritat - toed man who swears his wife has dark - de- signs on him WeVe a

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man who's turn - ing in - to stone, and dy - ing might - y hard, An

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un - crowned rul - er with three feet all m a sin - gle yard. But, I'm

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look - ing for an oth - er freak to dis - count all the rest,.r r p

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he's a freak we're dy - in,^; to get,_ He is - nt a fel - low so

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eas - i - ly met-, In fact, we've nev- er dis- cov- ered him yet, No, we've

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NO 18.

Words by

FRANK PIXLEY.

Public performance prohibited without permission.

I Love You Dear, And Only You.Solo -Ruth.

Music by

GUSTAV LUDERS.

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Moderato. ^ J) '' ^^E^:^^^ si ji JiThe shades of night are gen - tly fall - ing.Why need I care if ills be - tide me?

My thoughts takeHis heart is

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I know 'tis true as steel.wmgmine.

I hear a voice. To me 'tisThough we're a- part, he's still be

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side me

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It breathes a tale

No tongue can tell.of_

the

lo\-e

love

to me.

I feel.

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My lone- ly heart with joy it fills.God bless the lad that I a - dore.

My soul with ec - sta- sy itHis heart is mine for-ev- er

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more_Why should I doubt,

I know he's mineWhy should Iand will be mine al -

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I'm yours a

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Words by

FRANK PIXLEY.Moderate.

Public performance prohibited without permission.

Cupid Does Not Marry.Ruth and Willie.

Music byGUSTAV LUDERS.

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RUTH. 1. When your heart be-gins to flut - ter and your head be-gins to whirl, look-WILLIE. a.When you meet a chap who tells you that he nev - er loved be-fore, look-

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i ^ h J' I J' J' i' p p i' J^p^^^^out, my boy; take care,out, my girl; take care.

You should rec - og-nize the symp-toms of anJust re - mem-ber that he's said it to a

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o - ver-dose of girl. Be - ware, young man, be - ware,doz - en girls be-fore. Be - ware, my girl, be - ware.

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find your heart en - tang - led in the

swears that he a - dores you with amesh - es of a curl, don't impass - ion quite sub - lime and

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ag - ine you've a mort-gage on ansays if you re - fuse him it will

un - dis - cov - ered pearl. She's a

drive him straight to crimcj when he

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N920.

Reaching for the Cake.Daisy and Chorus.

Moderate.

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Piano.

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ev - 'ry moke, of course, ex - pects to win it. But

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whats the use of talk- in'? WTien it comes right down to walk- in', No

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There'lloth - er coon is in it for a min-ute.

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be no com - pe - ti - tion, for I quite out -shine the rest. And

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E ^ev - er since Ive struck the town they've known it. Well

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scat-ter as we - go down the line. line.

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Yo ho! For a Jolly Good Sail.Chorus of Yachtsmen and Bathing Girls.

^AUeg^retto.S ^ s i P I ȣ P P^Piano. < /

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p ^true? Our

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icraft is staunch and

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^ ^ ^storm can make _ her

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^^ —Sl^sail on the o - cean

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sail on the cean

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sail, _

^^ Isail on the cean blue*. We

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J

no threat - en - ing gale,.

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For our hearts

t ^are

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al - ways are 6 - gling and

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charms for a bate we can

g rhi ^ceansail on the blue Our

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hearts are free

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nib - bles, we pull, and hes

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love the sea Yo

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FinalePrincipals and '^l-arus.

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Get in

TEN.& BASS.

Jf to line,

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