| Have you ever passed the corner
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| Of Fourth and Grand
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| Where a little ball of rhythm
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| Has a shoe shine stand
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| People gather round
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| And they clap their hands
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| He’s a great big bundle of joy
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| He pops the boogie woogie rag
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| Chattanooga shoe shine boy
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| Yeah, he charges you a nickel
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| Just to shine one shoe
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| He makes the oldest kind
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| Of leather look like new
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| You feel as though you wanna dance
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| When he gets through
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| He’s a great big bundle of joy
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| He pops the boogie woogie rag
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| Chattanooga shoe shine boy
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| It’s a wonder that the rag don’t tear
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| The way he makes it pop
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| You ought to see him fan the air
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| With his hoppity hippity
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| Hoppity hippity hop hop hop
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| He opens up for business
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| When the clock strikes nine
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| He likes to get em early
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| When they’re feeling fine
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| Everybody gets a little rise and shine
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| With the great big bundle of joy
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| He pops the boogie woogie rag
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| Chattanooga shoe shine boy
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| Yeah, woo, oh, do it, do it, do it It’s a wonder that the rag don’t tear
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| The way he makes it pop
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| You ought to see him fan the air
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| With his hoppity hippity
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| Hoppity hippity hop hop hop
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| He opens up for business
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| When the clock strikes nine
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| He likes to get em early
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| When they’re feeling fine
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| Everybody gets a little rise and shine
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| With the great big bundle of joy
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| He pops the boogie woogie rag
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| Chattanooga shoe shine boy
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| Yeah, woo, do it, do it, do it, do it |