| Play me old king Cole
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| That I may join with you,
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| All your hearts now seem so far from me It hardly seems to matter now.
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| And the nurse will tell you lies
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| Of a kingdom beyond the skies.
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| But I am lost within this half-world,
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| It hardly seems to matter now.
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| Play me my song.
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| Here it comes again.
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| Play me my song.
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| Here it comes again.
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| Just a little bit,
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| Just a little bit more time,
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| Time left to live out my life.
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| Play me my song.
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| Here it comes again.
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| Play me my song.
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| Here it comes again.
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| Old king cole was a merry old soul,
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| And a merry old soul was he.
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| So he called for his pipe,
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| And he called for his bowl,
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| And he called for his fiddlers three.
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| But the clock, tick-tock,
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| On the mantlepiece —
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| And I want, and I feel, and I know, and I touch,
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| Her warmth…
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| She’s a lady, she’s got time,
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| Brush back your hair, and let me get to know your face.
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| She’s a lady, she is mine.
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| Brush back your hair, and let me get to know your flesh.
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| I’ve been waiting here for so long
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| And all this time has passed me by It doesn’t seem to matter now
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| You stand there with your fixed expression
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| Casting doubt on all I have to say.
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| Why don’t you touch me, touch me,
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| Why don’t you touch me, touch me,
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| Touch me now, now, now, now, now… |