| You marched away and left this town
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| As empty as can be.
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| I can’t sit under the apple tree
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| With anyone else but me.
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| For there is no secret lover
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| That the draft board didn’t discover.
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| They’re either too young or too old
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| They’re either too grey or too grassy green.
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| The pickings are poor and the crop is lean.
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| What’s good is in the army.
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| What’s left will never harm me.
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| I’m either their first breath of spring.
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| Or I’m their last little fling.
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| I must confess to one romance,
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| I (m sure you will allow.
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| He tries to serenade me,
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| But his voice is changing now.
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| I’m finding it easy to stay good as gold.
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| They’re either too young or too old.
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| I’ll never ever fail ya, when you are in Australia
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| And flying over Egypt, your heart will never by gypped.
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| And when you get to India, I’ll still be what I’ve been to ya,
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| I’ve looked the field over, and lo and behold!
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| They’re either too young or too old. |