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Words byWILLIAM HERSCHELL

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- INDIANA THEY'RE ON THEIR WAY TO GERMANY CltIN·Cl1IN CHINAMAN. ONE DAY IN JUNE IT MAKES NO DIFF'RENCE WHOSE SWEETIE YOU WERE f TUE CAPTAIN OF TUE TOY BRIGADELOOKOUT MOUNTAIN (You're My Sweet Sweetie Now) DON'T YOU GO AND WORRY, MARY