| Iif you knew Susie, as we know Susie,
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| Oh, oh, oh what a gal.
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| She’s not so choosy, no, not our Susie,
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| Oh, oh, Susie is a lot of balusie.
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| When Susie kisses, it never fails,
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| When Susie kisses, she takes the wind
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| Right out of your sails.
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| In conclusion, beware of Sus-ion,
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| Oh, oh, oh what a gal.
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| S — is for sincerity which she’s got none of.
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| U — is for you know what I mean.
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| S — is for sincerity which she’s got none of.
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| I — is for the Irish in her smile. |
| her Irish smile.
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| E — is for her eagerness to please us,
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| That is how she wants her Navy-eee.
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| Put them all together, and they spell Su hu hu hu sie,
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| The sweetheart of all the boys at sea.
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| Oh that Susie, she’s a two-sie,
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| She’s not choosy, you won’t losie,
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| Don’t care who she, I mean you-sie,
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| you’ll get woosy, after just one day with Susie.
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| When you take her home about ten,
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| Another guy is waiting there to take out Susie out again.
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| So when you choose she, beware of Susie
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| She’s just much for you, and you and me, and the
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| S S-U-S-U-S S-U-S-I S-U-S I-E |