I have a confession
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They Haven't Noticed Us
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Now You Fifth Column Men Will Take The Next Bus
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All Right, Hartman. That's Your Spot
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A Fire Hydrant
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Oh, Darling - How Much Longer Must We Go
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I May Be A Little Late For Dinner - I'm Going
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A Man Walking His Dog Sees A Mysterious Figure
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About How Large A Wall Safe Did You Wish To Hide?
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And Another Thing
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. . . And Don't Forget Behind The Ears
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We'd Now Like To Open The Floor To Shorter
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If we declare a big enough loss on tea
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