| Poor Professor Higgins!
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| Poor Professor Higgins!
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| Night and day
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| He slaves away!
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| Oh, poor Professor Higgins!
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| All day long
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| On his feet;
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| Up and down until he’s numb;
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| Doesn’t rest;
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| Doesn’t eat;
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| Doesn’t touch a crumb!
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| Poor Professor Higgins!
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| Poor Professor Higgins!
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| On he plods
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| Against all odds;
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| Oh, poor Professor Higgins!
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| Nine p. |
| m
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| Ten p. |
| m
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| On through midnight ev’ry night
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| One a. |
| m
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| Two a. |
| m
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| Three!!!
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| Quit, Professor Higgins!
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| Quit, Professor Higgins!
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| Hear our plea
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| Or payday we
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| Will quit, Professor Higgins!
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| Ay not I
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| O not Ow
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| Pounding pounding in our brain
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| Ay not I
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| O not Ow
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| Don’t say «Rine,» say «Rain»
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| The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain!
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| By George, she’s got it!
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| By George, she’s got it!
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| Now, once again where does it rain?
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| On the plain! |
| On the plain!
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| And where’s that soggy plain?
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| In Spain! |
| In Spain!
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| The three
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| The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain!
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| The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain!
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| In Hartford, Hereford, and Hampshire???
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| Hurricanes hardly happen
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| How kind of you to let me come!
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| Now once again, where does it rain?
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| On the plain! |
| On the plain!
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| And where’s that blasted plain?
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| In Spain! |
| In Spain!
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| The three
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| The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain!
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| The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain! |