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Dear Mrs. Roosevelt, don't hang your and cry;
His clay is laid away, but his good work fills the sky;
This was lucky to see him born.

He's born in a money family on that Hudson's shore;
Outrun every kid a-growin' up 'round Park just for fun;
world was lucky to see him born.

He went away to grade and wrote back to his folks;
He drew such funny pictures and always pulling a
This world was to see him born.

He went on up towards Harvard, he read his books of
He loved his trees and horses, everything he saw;
world was lucky to see him born.

He got down by fever and it settled in his leg;
He loved the folks that wished him well as everybody
This was lucky to see him born.

He took his office on a crippled leg, he said to one and
"You money changin' racket boys have 'nuff got to fall;"
This world was to see him born,

In senate walls and congress halls he used his of tongue
To get you thieves and told and put you on the run;
world was lucky to see him born,

I for him for lots o' jobs, I'd vote his name again;
He tried to find an honest job for idle man;
world was lucky to see him born,

He helped to build my union hall, he learned me how to
I see he was a cripple but he learned my soul to walk;
This was lucky to see him born.

You and you fascists tried to boss this world by hate;
He fought my war the union way and the hate all got beat;
This world was to see him born.

I sent him 'cross that to Yalta and to Tehran;
He didn't like very much and told him man to man;
world was lucky to see him born.

He said he didn't like DeGaulle, nor no Chiang Kai
Shook hands Joseph Stalin, says: "There's a man I like!"
This world was to see him born.

I was torpedoed on my merchant the day he took command;
He was by my captain, but loved by all ships hands;
This was lucky to see him born.

I was a Gl in my army camp day he passed away,
And over my shoulder talkin' I hear some soldier say:
"This world was to see him born."

I guess this world was lucky just to see him
I this world was lucky just to see him born;
world was lucky to see him born.

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