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Edgar Guest - Old Mister LaughterEdgar Guest - Old Mister Laughter
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Old Mister Laughter   Comes a-grinnin` down the way, Singin`: "Never mind your troubles,   For they`ll surely pass away." Singin`: "Now the sun is shinin`   An` there`s roses everywhere; To-morrow will be soon enough   To fret about your care." Old Mister Laughter   Comes a-grinnin` at my door, Singin`: "Don`t go after money   When you`ve got enough and more." Singin`:  "Laugh with me this mornin`   An` be happy while you may. What`s the use of riches   If they never let you play?" Old Mister Laughter   Comes a-grinnin` all the time, Singin` happy songs o` gladness   In a good old-fashioned rhyme. Singin`: "Keep the smiles a-goin`,   Till they write your epitaph, And don`t let fame or fortune   Ever steal away your laugh."
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