| Gone, gone, gone with the draft!
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| Gone, gone, gone with the draft!
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| Gone, gone, gone with the draft!
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| When skinny me went out with my honey
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| The boys all started to laugh
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| But now it’s not so funny
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| They’re all gone with the draft!
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| As a sheik I can’t be beat
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| The boys all hand me a laugh
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| But since I have got flat feet
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| I’m not gone with the draft!
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| I used to envy the fellows
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| Who had such a fine physique
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| But all they can say is «Hello»
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| On seven fifty a week!
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| When the boys get back and see how I’m doin'
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| They’ll be sorry they left
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| 'Cause one can’t keep on wooin'
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| And still be gone with the draft!
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| When Franklin B did sign the draft
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| The cats all had a chill;
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| The boys turned pale and ceased to laugh
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| 'Cause this is as serious bill!
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| They now realize that skinny me
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| Was the luckiest one of all
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| Who can stay at home with Minnie
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| While they face the cannon ball!
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| So boys, take it on the chin
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| And always wear a smile
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| You’ll find it hard to grin
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| Carrying fifty pounds for miles!
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| When your year of drillin’s up
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| You get to camp discharge
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| You can come back home and freshen up
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| And run around at large!
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| Gone gone gone gone
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| With the draft draft draft draft! |