| Driver drive faster and make a good run
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| Down the Springfield Line under the shining sun
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| Fly like an aeroplane, don’t pull up short
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| Till you brake for Grand Central Station, New York
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| For there in the middle of the waiting-hall
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| Should be standing the one that I love best of all
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| If he’s not there to meet me when I get to town
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| I’ll stand on the side-walk with tears rolling down
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| For he is the one that I love to look on
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| The acme of kindness and perfection
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| He presses my hand and he says he loves me
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| Which I find an admirable peculiarity
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| The woods are bright green on both sides of the line
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| The trees have their loves though they’re different from mine
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| But the poor fat old banker in the sun-parlour car
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| Has no one to love him except his cigar
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| If I were the Head of the Church or the State
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| I’d powder my nose and just tell them to wait
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| For love’s more important and powerful than
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| Even a priest or a politician |