Fiddler on the Roof

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TEVYE: What would have been so

terrible if I had a small fortune?

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If I r,vere a rich mandum,

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bid-dy bid-dy rich Dig-guh dig-guh dee-dle dai-dle

rooms by the doz - en Right in the mid-dle of the

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I'd build a

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big tall house with

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wood - en floors be low.

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one long stair - case iust go-ing up, And o+e - e-ven long-er com-ing dowr;

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fine tin roof r'vith

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ducks for the town to see and

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one more lead - ing no - where just for

yard with chicks and turk - eys and geese And

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lmitate animal sounils

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show

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say, here Iives a weal - thy man.

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duy long bid - dy bid - dy bum, It I were awealth-y man' + Bells

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it won't inake one bit of dif-f'rence

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\\'hen vou're rich they think you real - ly

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If I were a rich man, Dai-dle dee-dle dai-dle Dig-guh dig-guh dee-dle dai-dle dum'

bid - dy bid - dy bum, If I were awealth-Y

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work hard, Dai-dle dee-dle dai-dle big-guhdig-guh dee-dledai-dle dum,

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Lord, who made the li - on and the lamb, You de - creed should be what I am,

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