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Robert W Service - Take It EasyRobert W Service - Take It Easy
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When I was boxing in the ring In `Frisco back in ninety-seven, I used to make five bucks a fling To give as good as I was given. But when I felt too fighting gay, And tried to be a dinger-donger, My second, Mike Muldoon. would say: "Go easy, kid; you`ll stay the longer." When I was on the Yukon trail The boys would warn, when things were bleakest, The weakest link`s the one to fail - Said I: "by Gosh! I won`t be weakest." So I would strain with might and main, Striving to prove I was the stronger, Till Sourdough Sam would snap: "Goddam! Go easy, son; you`` last the longer." So all you lads of eighty odd Take my advice - you`ll never rue it: Be quite prepared to meet your God, But don`t stampede yourselves to do it. Just cultivate a sober gait; Don`t emulate the lively conger; No need to race, slow down the pace, Go easy, Pals - you`ll linger longer.
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