Anything Goes

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In olden days a glimpse of stocking
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Was looked on as something shocking —
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Now, Hea – ven knows,         an – y – thing g     oes.
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Good authors, too, who once knew better words
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Now only use four-letter words
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Writ – ing prose,         an – y – thing g     oes.
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The world has gone mad today, and good’s bad today
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And black’s white today and day’s night today
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And most guys today that women prize today
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Are just silly      gi – gi – los.
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So though I’m not a great ro – man – cer
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I know that you’re bound to ans – wer when
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I p   ro – pose             an – y – thing g     oes.

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