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They say the eagle is a bird	A
That sees some splendid sights	B
When he soars high into the sky	C
Upon his dizzy flights	B
He sees the ground for miles around	D
Our house and Billy Johnson's	E
But we can not be Eagles for	F
That would of course be nonsense	G
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But you and I some summer day	H
Providing we're allowed	I
Will go up in an aeroplane	J
And sail right through a cloud	I
But if they say we may not go	K
We'll stay upon the ground	D
With other things that have no wings	L
And watch them walk around	D
	-
They say the bottom of the sea	M
Is beautiful to view	N
They say the fish whene'er they wish	O
Can sail and see 'it too	N
The shining pearls the coral curls	P
The sharks the squids the schnappers	P
And fish with fins though not in tins	P
And fish with funny flappers	P
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But you and I some sunny day	H
When weather's in condition	J
Will go there in a submarine	J
Providing we've permission	J
But if they say we may not go	K
We must respect their wishes	P
And you and I will just keep dry	C
Because we are not fishes	P
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They say to fly so very high	C
Is not exactly pleasant	Q
They say to go deep down below	K
Is not quite safe at present	Q
But you and I don't care for that	R
And if there's time for spending	S
When work is done we'll have our fun	J
By simply just pretending	S
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The earth is quite a jolly place	P
And we don't care for flying	S
And things that creep down in the deep	T
Are sometimes rather trying	S
So if they'll grant a holiday	H
Or even only half	U
We'll lie upon some grassy place	P
And think of things and laugh	U

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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