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''-->Don't inquire of Georgie Raft\\

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''-->Don't -->''Don't inquire of Georgie Raft\\
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* HaveAGayOldTime: Inverted; his song "Farming" from the 1941 musical ''Let's Face It'' was the first to explicitly use the modern meaning of "gay" (though earlier songs had at least hinted at it).
''-->Don't inquire of Georgie Raft\\
Why his cow has never calfed,\\
Georgie's bull is beautiful, but he's gay!''
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* QueerFlowers: His 1929 song "I'm a Gigolo" in which he says he has a dash of lavender and that he can be found next to a passionless dowager.

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* QueerFlowers: His 1929 song "I'm a Gigolo" Gigolo," in which he the singer says he has a dash of lavender and that he can be found next to a passionless dowager.
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