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Want to know the secret to nailing a performance of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game?"

According to actor Bill Murray, who performed the song at Friday's Cubs-Indians World Series game, the trick is to "spray it ... don't thhh-ay it!"

The Chicago native performed the classic fight song at the bottom of the seventh inning ("the last chance to order a beer," as he reminded the crowd) in the style of another beloved American icon: Daffy Duck.

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That's one thhh-erious lithhh-p. Jonathan Daniel / Getty Images

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And he was sure to let the crowd sub in "Cubbies" for "home team," as per the team's tradition. See his rousing rendition for yourself!

Such a legend. BILL MURRAY sings the 7th inning stretch in Game 3 at Wrigley Field. #WorldSeries pic.twitter.com/RLFMUBXcYx — FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) October 29, 2016

Warning: If you try out Murray's technique at home, you might want to warn the person sitting in front of you.

Or at least offer to buy them that seventh-inning beer.

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While Murray's beloved Cubs ultimately weren't able to turn out a win, maybe Murray can help them "Groundhog Day" their way to another shot at 8 pm EST on Saturday.

After all, we could live inside this sthhh-pirited moment for quite some time!