| In the land of bonnie Scotland lives a doctor of great fame,
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| In a place called Tannochbrae, and Doctor Finlay is his name.
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| All the ladies of the parish, whether bold or quite demure,
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| Will agree with you and me that Doctor Finlay is the cure.
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| Oh, Doctor Finlay, we will all agree,
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| Is without a doubt—let's shout it out—the finest wee GP.
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| He travels far in his little car and all the ladies say:
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| «Oh, we never eat an apple 'cause it keeps the doctor away.»
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| Doctor Finlay, Doctor Finlay is a fine young man,
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| And I’m proud to be housekeeper to him and Doctor Cameron.
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| Sometimes I hear them argue and the air turns blue,
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| But I have the last word, for I just say: «Mm-hmm.»
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| Oh, Doctor Finlay, we will all agree,
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| Is without a doubt—let's shout it out—the finest wee GP.
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| He travels far in his little car and all the ladies say:
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| «Oh, we never eat an apple 'cause it keeps the doctor away.»
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| Oh, my, that Doctor Finlay, he’s a stickler for the truth.
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| He thinks his practice makes him perfect,
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| and he’s the confidence of youth.
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| He insists on modern methods in the medical dominion,
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| But as the man with the wooden leg said:
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| «It's a matter of a opinion!»
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| Oh, Doctor Finlay, we will all agree,
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| Is without a doubt—let's shout it out—the finest wee GP.
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| He travels far in his little car and all the ladies say:
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| «Oh, we never eat an apple 'cause it keeps the doctor away.»
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| Doctor Finlay, may I remind you that you aren’t always right.
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| Take the case of old McPherson
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| that you diagnosed the other night.
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| You pronounced the man to be dead
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| and had us all in quite a funk.
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| The poor old soul was dead alright,
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| man—dead drunk!
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| Oh, Doctor Finlay, we will all agree,
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| Is without a doubt—let's shout it out—the finest wee GP.
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| He travels far in his little car and all the ladies say:
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| «Oh, we never eat an apple 'cause it keeps the doctor away.» |