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1. Just how, this enterprise arose
We will not stop now to disclose.
Suffice to tell what tfiey will do:
They're 'going forth to paint things blue.
2.'In short, John's hit upon a plan
. To make some money all he can.
He thinks ne'U paint papa's barn blue.
And get paid for it when he's through.
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3. The shelfs drawn up, the work begins;
Each Ted slaps on blue paint and grins.
No doubt the bam will look quite gay
If it's all going to look that way.
4. But suddenly the painting stops
. Because the hanging paint shelf drops,
, And John and Teds and paints and all
Are in it for a first-class falL
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5. Now, here's what we don't understand;
" Just as our painters want to land v
- Comes this old woman toting home
A great big bundle on her.dome.
6. An extra ton or so of freight. .'
Is just a flea-bite on her pate.
" Where Teds are' bound tor'wt'can't'ay.''
Wcjonly know, they're cti the ay.
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