| Laurel and Hardy where are you?
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| Stan and Ollie we love you
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| In a world grown complicated
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| It comes as quite a surprise
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| That a couple of simple people
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| Are still masters in our eyes
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| Many times you’ve seen them laughing
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| Spreading joy for all to see
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| Mister Laurel, Mister Hardy
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| I’ll tell you what they mean to me
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| Roller coasters on the rainbow
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| Running on like endless time
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| With Stan and Ollie in the front
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| And Maharishi back behind
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| Years have passed and they’re still here
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| With a smile that time can’t void
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| And laughter rings throughout the world
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| For their art preserved on celluloid
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| In a world filled with confusion
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| I just want to go back when
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| Life was filled with simple pleasures
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| Will they come again?
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| They were born to put the world on
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| Slapstick clowning fancy free
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| Mister Laurel, Mister Hardy
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| I’ll tell you what they mean to me
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| Roller coasters on the rainbow
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| Reaching far across the sky
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| Mister Laurel and Mister Hardy
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| Never really said goodbye
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| Many times I’ve seen them laughing
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| Many times they’ve made me cry
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| And I know they keep folks happy
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| In that laugh-in in the sky
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| — What are you trying to do? |
| Can’t you stay awake without getting into mischief?
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| — Well I can’t stay awake if I’ve got nothing to occupy my mind
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| — I'll give you something to occupy your mind |