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Whistle for the beer man,
Better make it two, The Cubbies have a four-run lead, But that’ll never do. Seventh inning coming up, The wind is outward blowin’, The bleacher bums are antsy for The bullpen to start throwin’. Two scratch hits, a base on balls, Now their big guy’s at the plate; Our boys in blue are full of heart, But their luck ain’t been too great. He hit it onto Waveland, A bases clearing blast, Amazing how a comfy lead Can disappear so fast. Beer sales boom at Wrigley, Which is one of the lucky breaks Of a team that plays nine innings With the ninth inning shakes.
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