[1st verse:]
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One fine day on Broadway
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Simple Sally Brown
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Met a trav'ling salesman who was trav'ling around
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"Howdy do, how are you?
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Let's go see the town"
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Sally answered, "What a pity
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I would like to but the city
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Folks would talk, they would talk, you know that they can
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But I'd like to know you better, Mister Trav'ling Man
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[Refrain:]
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When you're in town, in my home town
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Look me up, look me up
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I'll be happy to see you
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When you're passing my way, drop in and stay
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If you'll come, you're welcome as flowers in May
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And you can hang your samples on a sour apple tree
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And I'll see that no one's around
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For I'd much rather walk where the neighbors don't talk
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When in town call around, goodbye
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[2nd verse:]
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Sally Brown settled down
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Wed her trav'ling man
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He said, "Dearie, I'll be home as much as I can"
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Trav'ling men, now and then
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Get a telegram
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Their employer sends a wire
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"Go and see a certain buyer"
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Looking 'round, Sally found in her hubby's coat
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Seven diff'rent notes that seven diff'rent females wrote
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When You're In Town
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| Irving Berlin |
