| Woke up this morning, it was a fine sunny day
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| I said «Daddy please stay», but he had to run away
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| Cause he was busy, busy makin' lots of gold
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| So I told him, better have some fun before you’re old
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| You’ll be the richest guy in the graveyard
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| With money in the bank
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| You’ll be the fattest cat
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| Who’s stretched out flat
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| You’ll have yourself to thank
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| Now what’s the good of earning
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| With no time for spending
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| You know you’re simply headed
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| For a horizontal ending
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| The richest guy in the graveyard
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| So daddy won’t you please slow down
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| You’ll climb the Golden Gate to the graveyard
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| That gate is not so great
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| You’ll be the sleepiest creep
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| Who’s six feet deep
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| You’ll find it out too late
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| I can’t imagine how you can be a good lover
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| All wrapped around in brown
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| With a five-ply cover
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| So take my tip and don’t work hard
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| Then you’ll delay that graveyard drive
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| You’ll be the richest guy in the graveyard
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| Now just you wait and see
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| You’ll be the gonest goon
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| Who ever went too soon
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| That ain’t no use to me
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| I’d rather be found
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| On a flophouse bed
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| Then down in the ground
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| With dirt on my head
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| You’ll be the richest guy in the graveyard
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| So daddy won’t you hear my plea
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| Do me a favor
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| And please make out the will to me |