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William Schwenck Gilbert - One Against the World
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It`s my opinion - though I own
In thinking so I`m quite alone -
In some respects I`m but a fright.
YOU like my features, I suppose?
I`M disappointed with my nose:
Some rave about it - perhaps they`re right.
My figure just sets off a fit;
But when they say it`s exquisite
(And they DO say so), that`s too strong.
I hope I`m not what people call
Opinionated!  After all,
I`m but a goose, and may be wrong!

When charms enthral
There`s some excuse
For measures strong;
And after all
I`m but a goose,
And may be wrong!

My teeth are very neat, no doubt;
But after all they MAY fall out:
I think they will - some think they won`t.
My hands are small, as you may see,
But not as small as they might be,
At least, I think so - others don`t.
But there, a girl may preach and prate
From morning six to evening eight,
And never stop to dine,
When all the world, although misled,
Is quite agreed on any head -
And it is quite agreed on mine!

All said and done,
It`s little I
Against a throng.
I`m only one,
And possibly
I may be wrong!
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