If You Knew Susie

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I have got a sweetie known     as Susie;
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In the words of Shakespeare, she’s a “wow.”
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Though all of you m     ay   know her, too,
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I’d like to shout right now.
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Oh!    Oh!      Oh! What a girl!
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There’s none   so clas – sy as this fair las – sie —
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Oh!      Oh!      Oh my goodness, what a chassis!
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We   went riding, she    did – n’t balk;
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Back from Yonkers, I’m the one that had to walk.
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If you knew Susie, like I k  now Susie —
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Oh!   Oh! W     hat    a g     irl!
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Suzie has a perfect rep – u – tation
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No one ever saw her on     a s  pree
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Nobody knows where      Su – sie     goes
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Nobody knows but me
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Oh!    Oh!      Oh! What a girl!
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She wears   long tresses and nice tight dresses —
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Oh!      Oh! W     hat a future she possesses.
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Out in public, how    she can yawn;
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In   a parlour, you would think the war was on.
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If you knew Susie, like I k  now Susie —
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Oh!   Oh! W     hat    a g     irl!

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