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These are our regulations	A
There's just one law for the Scout	B
And the first and the last and the present and the past	C
And the future and the perfect is quot Look out quot	C
I thou and he look out	C
We ye and they look out	C
Though you didn't or you wouldn't	C
Or you hadn't or you couldn't	C
You jolly well must look out	C
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Look out when you start for the day	C
That your kit is packed to your mind	C
There is no use going away	C
With half of it left behind	C
Look out that your laces are tight	C
And your boots are easy and stout	C
Or you'll end with a blister at night	C
Chorus All Patrols look out	C
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Look out for the birds of the air	D
Look out for the beasts of the field	C
They'll tell you how and where	D
The other side's concealed	C
When the blackbird bolts from the copse	A
Or the cattle are staring about	C
The wise commander stops	A
And chorus All Patrols look out	C
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Look out when your front is clear	E
And you feel you are bound to win	F
Look out for your flank and your rear	E
That's where surprises begin	F
For the rustle that isn't a rat	C
For the splash that isn't a trout	C
For the boulder that may be a hat	C
Chorus All Patrols look out	C
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For the innocent knee high grass	A
For the ditch that never tells	A
Look out Look out ere you pass	A
And look out for everything else	A
A sign mis read as you run	G
May turn retreat to a rout	C
For all things under the sun	G
Chorus All Patrols look out	C
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Look out when your temper goes	A
At the end of a losing game	H
When your boots are too tight for your toes	A
And you answer and argue and blame	H
It's the hardest part of the Low	I
But it has to be learnt by the Scout	C
For whining and shirking and quot jaw quot	C
Chorus All Patrols look out	C

Rudyard Kipling

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