Gold Rush The
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In the great Gold Rush, Alaska |
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the ruthless siren |
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beckoning thousands |
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Beckoning thousands |
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Chilkoot Pass was the great barrier |
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Over this Pass men faced |
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Many lost their lives. |
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others lost courage |
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But the brave went on. |
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Far into the icy north, |
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came an undaunted lone prospector. |
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And somewhere in that nowhere |
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With cheerful optimism |
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then stopped, stepped, |
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"Now let me see," |
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"Before I know where I am, |
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There in that frozen wilderness |
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and a lone voice shrieked |
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"Eureka! I've found it, |
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But the elements laughed, |
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In that raging nowhere |
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and another lone man, |
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an unmitigated, |
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Out of the lashing storm |
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to find shelter and perhaps |
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There he sat, |
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as the icy wind howled |
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"Come here," said Larson. |
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"What are you doing?" |
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"Eating, obviously." |
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"Get out." |
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"Go on!" |
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"Get out!" |
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The wind also was giving |
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Big Jim was the noble type. |
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Oh, how he loved to suffer. |
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"Get out," said Black Larson. |
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"Or I'll fill you both |
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"Now then, |
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"Out!" |
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That kind of noise |
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"I'll stay right here, understand?" |
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"Right here," said Big Jim. |
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"Yes, sir, he'll stay right here," |
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"Understand? We stay right here." |
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And stay they did, |
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for days and nights. |
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Two men walked and never talked, |
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"I must have food!" yelled Big Jim. |
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"I must have food!" |
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"What are you eating?" |
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"Nothing." |
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"Open your mouth!" |
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"Liar! It's that candle." |
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"That?" said the Little Fellow. |
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"If I thought you were holding out |
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"One of us must brave that storm, |
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"Come here, the pair of you." |
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"We'll cut the cards |
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"You're the man," said Jim. |
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"Goodbye, good luck." |
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"Don't forget |
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Somewhere in that nowhere, |
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Desperate with hunger |
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Nevertheless there was something |
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"Not quite done yet, |
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"Come on, come on," said Big Jim. |
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After scouring the country for food, |
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the Little Fellow had to admit |
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not even a field mouse. |
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From the pangs of hunger, |
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Big Jim was becoming delirious, |
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In fact he was a pain in the neck. |
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"Food, food!" he thundered. |
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"I can put another shoe in the pot." |
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"No, no, anything but that!" |
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Poor Jim, he couldn't take it. |
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"What's the matter?" |
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"I thought you were a chicken." |
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"Well, build up the fire," |
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"What's the matter with you?" |
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"Come, my pretty bird," |
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"Don't be childish." |
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"Hey, quit it. |
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"You!" said Jim. |
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"I'm sorry. I must be crazy." |
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"You're telling me," |
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"You go inside. I'll take the gun |
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Chicken or no chicken, |
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the Little Fellow looks appetizing |
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Meanwhile Black Larson stumbled |
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Then came the parting of the ways, |
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Big Jim to his mine, |
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"Goodbye," said the Little Fellow. |
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"It's been a great pleasure |
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Treachery awaited Big Jim |
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Big Jim looked deep into the eyes |
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of Black Larson |
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and saw there the soul of a skunk. |
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Caught in a maelstrom |
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Black Larson swept on |
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And out of a dream |
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And humanity warmed it with living, |
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Georgia. |
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Jack was a ladies' man. |
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Georgia was quick and impulsive, |
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proud and independent. |
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In the evening Georgia worked |
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Jack had lots of appeal for Georgia. |
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Perhaps that's why she resented him. |
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Out of the night |
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towards the dancehall, |
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that retreat of lost dreams. |
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"Georgia, |
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"I believe he really likes you," |
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"He likes everybody," |
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"I'm bored with this place," |
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"I'd give it all up if I could find |
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"Don't worry, |
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Then she turned |
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and looked and looked |
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and looked. |
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"Kinda fresh, ain't ya?" |
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"Get down off that high horse." |
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"Me and you are gonna dance." |
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"Hey there, pan out a tune." |
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"Just a moment, |
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"I beg your pardon," said Georgia. |
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To show her utter contempt for Jack, |
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she picked out the most deplorable |
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"Hey you, come here." |
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"Yes, you. Do you want to dance?" |
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"You see, I'm very particular |
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And there he stood, |
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her sanctuary. |
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"If you wanna make a hit |
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"you should put your hat |
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"Take that you... Ouch!" |
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"Huh! Very good." |
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"Didn't know me own strength," |
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Hank Curtis' cabin was |
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Hank was a mining engineer |
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and occasionally went |
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into the Far North. |
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Hank was kind and human, |
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and our hero cold and hungry, |
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and the beans smelled good |
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So the Little Fellow |
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Big Jim recovered from the blow |
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but lost his memory. |
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Hank's partner arrives. |
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Both are ready to leave |
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Hank informs his partner |
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is to look after the cabin |
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"Goodbye," said Hank. |
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Since that night in the dancehall |
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but an incident |
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There she stood, |
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filling his soul |
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for which he was so ill-fitted. |
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As she introduced her friends, |
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As they warmed up by the stove, |
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And in that cabin |
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his love for Georgia. |
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And the girls giggled and laughed, |
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perhaps in order to hide their pity. |
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For in the world of the dancehall |
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to reveal their hearts. |
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And so they thought |
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There in the gloaming they sat, |
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their faces alight with mischief, |
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but all the while |
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And so she fooled and flirted |
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He knew she was fooling, |
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For she was near him, |
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smiling at him. |
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"Nice place you have here," |
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"I hope you will invite us again." |
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What if she were fooling? |
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He was enjoying |
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And the lady was enjoying |
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And now she was leaving. |
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The light of her loveliness |
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And he would be left |
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to return to his bleak, |
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"Pardon me," |
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"But, uh..." |
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"Would you really like |
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"Of course," said Georgia. |
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"We'll come for dinner |
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"Very well," said Georgia. |
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"We'll come to dinner |
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Of course at that moment |
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For the next few days the Little |
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in order to buy |
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The eve of a new year. |
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And there was Georgia, caressing him |
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And the girls called for a speech. |
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But he was too happy to speak. |
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All that mattered |
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So he muttered and stuttered |
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"I can't make a speech |
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And a dance he did, with the rolls. |
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot |
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And never brought to mind |
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot |
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And days of auld lang syne |
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For auld lang syne |
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For auld lang... |
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In the midst of all their revelry |
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of a promise crept |
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"Let's go up and visit |
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"We'll have some fun |
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"We'll send Georgia in first, |
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"Oh, forget it," said Jack. |
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"How about giving me |
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A day or so later |
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Big Jim tried to convince |
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that he had a mountain of gold. |
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"Where is this place?" they said. |
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But Big Jim's memory |
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All he knew was |
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"The cabin, that's it!" |
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"f I could find my way to the cabin |
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"But I can't remember." |
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"Hey!" said Jack, |
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The Little Fellow knew otherwise. |
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How dare that cad mention |
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For two pins |
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However being a little underweight |
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But it was true. |
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Georgia had written him a letter. |
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And as he went looking for Georgia, |
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"You, you!" said Big Jim. |
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"You! The very man |
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"The cabin, the cabin! Where is it?" |
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"Answer me, I say!" |
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"Can't you speak, man? Tell me!" |
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"Where's the cabin? Where is it?" |
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"At last I shall find |
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"To your feet man, quick!" |
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"You're coming with me!" |
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"Take me to the cabin |
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"Georgia! Just a moment," |
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"Georgia, you don't have to explain. |
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"I love you. |
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"I'm going away, and when I return," |
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"I shall come back." |
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Exhausted and footweary, |
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"Ah!" said Big Jim, |
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"Bring in the eats and tomorrow |
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"Here, take a swig of this. |
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"My, this is a heavy lamb chop," |
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Then fate - it's always fate - |
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and again the elements laughed, |
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but through it all |
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Then came the dawn. |
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The Little Fellow awoke, |
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blissfully ignorant |
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but feeling definitely conscious |
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"Oh well, may as well tidy up |
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"This is the worst liver attack |
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"Feel that rocking?" |
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"It's the stomach." |
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"It's not the stomach." |
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"Let's go to the other side." |
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"We'll see how far it |
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"Something |
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"I'll go outside |
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"Now," said Big Jim, |
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"Take it easy, don't move, |
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"I said don't breathe, stupid." |
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"You can be most annoying |
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"If you'll only be cool, be calm," |
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"We have nothing to worry about." |
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"Now show a little character! |
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"Now listen, |
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"Hold your hands like this, |
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"You see what I mean?" |
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"Your mind is chaotic. |
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"You have no control." |
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And Big Jim discovered his claim! |
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"Now we shall be rich," said Jim. |
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"We shall be millionaires!" |
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And so they were. |
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Now they were homeward bound |
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and they were leaving the hardship |
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to live in the land |
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To live, laugh and indulge themselves |
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They were famous, |
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In their cabin deluxe |
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they were welcomed |
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The reporter wanted to write |
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"From Rags to Riches", |
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And Big Jim was manicured. |
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"Not the nails," said he, |
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The reporter thought of a good idea, |
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to have the Little Fellow pose |
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It would make a human story. |
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Georgia... |
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There she was in the steerage. |
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Georgia overheard the officer say |
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"You!" said Georgia. |
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"I thought I'd never see you again." |
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And then she mistook him |
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The officer was going |
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But Georgia pleaded for him |
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"Heck!" said the Captain. |
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"That's Big Jim's partner, |
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Then of course there were apologies. |
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The Little Fellow |
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James, the valet, was told |
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"Pardon me," said the reporter, |
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"Buzz buzz buzz!" |
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"Oh, you don't say! |
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"This will make a great story, |
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And so it was. |
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A happy ending. |