My Fair Lady
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# You were a man of grace and polish #
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# Who never spoke above a hush #
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# Now all at once you're using language #
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# That would make a sailor blush #
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# Let a woman in your life #
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# And you're plunging in a knife! #
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# Let the others of my sex #
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# Tie the knot around their necks #
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# I'd prefer a new edition
Of the Spanish Inquisition #

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# Than to ever let a woman in my life #
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# I'm a quiet-living man #
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# Who prefers to spend the evenings #
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# In the silence of his room #
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# Who likes an atmosphere as restful #
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# As an undiscovered tomb #
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# A pensive man am I
Of philosophic joys #

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# Who likes to meditate, contemplate #
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# Free from humanity's mad, inhuman noise #
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# A quiet-living man #
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# But let a woman in your life #
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# And your sabbatical is through #
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# In a line that never ends
Come an army of her friends #

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# Come to jabber and to chatter
And to tell her #

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# What the matter is with you! #
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# She'll have a booming, boisterous family #
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# Who will descend on you en masse #
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# She'll have a large, Wagnerian mother #
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# With a voice that shatters glass! #
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# Let a woman in your life #
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# I shall never let a woman... #
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# ...in my life! ##
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Get out of 'ere. Jamie, you get out, too!

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