Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Bing Crosby
Canonical path: /bing-crosby/love-thy-neighbor
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Love Thy Neighbor
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Love Thy Neighbor
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Love thy neighbor,
Walk up and say "How be ya
Gee! But I'm glad to see ya, pal,
How's tricks? What's new?"
Love thy neighbor,
Offer to share his burden,
Tell him to say the word "n"
You will see him through
Especially if there should be
a beautiful girl next door,
Say to that girl next door,
don't think I'm bold
But my mother told me to
Love thy neighbor
And you will find your labor,
A great deal easier,
Life'll be breezier
If you Love Thy Neighbor
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Bing Crosby performs "Love Thy Neighbor", and this lyric page sits inside the Bing Crosby catalog on LyroVerse.
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