Young Mr. Lincoln
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Choose your pard as we go round
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Choose your pard
as we go round

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Choose your pard as we go round
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We'll all take Susan Brown
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One, two, three, change
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One, two, three
Change

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One, two, three, change
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Lovely Susan Brown
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Fare thee well, my charming girl
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Fare thee well and gone
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Fare thee well, my charming girl
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With golden slippers on
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Three times
round the cuckoo waltz

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Three times round
the cuckoo waltz

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Three times
round the cuckoo waltz

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Lovely Susan Brown
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Fare thee well, my charming girl
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Fare thee well and gone
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Fare thee well, my charming girl
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Oh, uh, Lincoln -
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Upon my word, ma'am,
in all my experience...

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I've never danced with
a more graceful and charming partner.

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Thank you so much.
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I'm awfully glad you don't share
Mr. Lincoln's aversion to feminine society.

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Well, Mr. Lincoln's a great storyteller.
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Like all such actors,
he revels in boisterous applause.

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And yet Ninian says it was his wit
that saved those two wretched boys.

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Yes, unquestionably he has ability
in handling an unthinking mob.

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Not even his enemies deny
he has a certain political talent.

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Uh, Mr. Lincoln...
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are you, by any chance, a member of
the well-known Lincoln family of Massachusetts?

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Not by any chance I know of, sir.
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A very fine family, sir.
Very fine.

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Then I'd say the evidence
is all against us belongin' to it.

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No Lincoln I ever knew
amounted to a hill of beans.

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Mr. Lincoln, in the part
of the South I come from...

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it's customary for a gentleman
to ask a visiting lady to dance.


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