| Got a rabbit in a log and I ain’t got my dog
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| How will I get him I don’t know
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| Come, get me a briar and I’ll twist in his hair
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| That’s the way I’ll get him I know
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| I know, I know, I know, I know
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| That’s the way I’ll get him I know
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| Come and get me a briar and I’ll twist it in his hair
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| That’s the way I’ll get him I know
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| Gonna build me a fire and I’ll roast that old hare
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| Roll him in the flames, so nice and brown
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| Have a feast here tonight while the moon’s shining bright
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| And find me a place to lie down
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| To lie down, to lie down, to lie down, to lie down
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| Find me a place to lie down
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| Have a feast here tonight while the moon’s shining bright
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| And find me a place to lie down
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| I’m going down that track with a chicken on my back
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| Soles on my shoes are nearly gone, wore out
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| Just a little ways ahead there’s an old farmer’s shed
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| And that’s where I’ll rest my weary bones
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| Weary bones, your weary bones
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| Your lazy bones, your lazy bones
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| That’s where I’ll rest my weary bones
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| Just a little ways ahead there’s an old farmer’s shed
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| And that’s where I’ll rest my weary bones
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| Your weary bones, your weary bones
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| Your lazy bones, your lazy bones
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| That’s where I’ll rest my weary bones
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| A little ways ahead there’s an old farmer’s shed
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| And that’s where I’ll rest my weary bones |