| Can you tell me where I might find my friend and companion
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| Now he looks a little different from anything you’ve seen
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| He likes to beat the bass drum for justice and salvation
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| He’s got the brains of Einstein and the brawn of Mister Clean
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| He’s a lightnin' flash who’ll make the dash from one coast to the other
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| To stop a crime or lend a dime or help his aging mother
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| Captain America we love you, Captain America you’re grand
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| Oh Spiro Agnew eat your heart out Captain America’s our man
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| Now he wears a mask his clothes are weird and some folks call him hokie
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| But he is hip he just can’t dig the okie from Muskogie
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| Captain will help anyone a friend or a stranger
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| Now number one without a gun he’s bypassed the Lone Ranger
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| He’s a do do good who loves apple pie and kisses little babies
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| He’ll guard you against everything from atom bombs to rabies
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| Captain America we love you, Captain America you’re grand
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| Oh Spiro Agnew eat your heart out Captain America’s our man
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| Can you tell me where I might find my friend and companion
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| He looks a little different from anything you’ve seen
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| He likes to beat the bass drum for justice and salvation
|
| He’s got the brains of Einstein and the bod of Mister Clean
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| He’s a lightnin' flash who’ll make the dash from one coast to the other
|
| To stop a crime or lend a dime or help his aging mother
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| Captain America we love you, Captain America you’re grand
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| Oh Spiro Agnew eat your heart out Captain America’s our man
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| Captain America’s our man |