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He's in the Army Now! Many a Broadway Playboy Recalls with a rueful grin That nowadays He's getting up When he used to be getting in!
August
1
1942
He's in the Army Now! Many a Broadway Playboy Recalls with a rueful grin That nowadays He's getting up When he used to be getting in!
August
1
1942
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He's in the Army Now! Many a Broadway Playboy Recalls with a rueful grin That nowadays He's getting up When he used to be getting in!
August
1
1942
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