Love Thy Neighbor
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Love Thy Neighbor
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Love thy neighbor walk up and say how be ye
Gee but I'm glad to see ye pal how's tricks what's new
Oh love thy neighbor offer to share her burden
Tell her to say the word'n you'll see her through
Now especially if there should be a beautiful girl next door
Now you say to that girl next door
Don't think I'm bold but my mama told me
To love thy neighbor and you will find your labor
A great deal easier life will be breezier if you love thy neighbor
Oh love thy neighbor walk up and say how be ye...
Now especially if there should be...
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