Just come here, sir
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Come to my table
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When it doesn't stop raining
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I will be here with you
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Let me tell you, sir
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I don't want to cuddle
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Nothing will happen to you
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Even though I'm from the street
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On your heart, sir
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I want to hide your proud grief
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For my heart is empty
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Can you hear them hitting?
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When I met you
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It was a foggy evening
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I heard your voice
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He was proud like you
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No, I'm not surprised
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You were like a king
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In gray raglan
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He, sir, must have stood!
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And a tailcoat under the raglan
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And a lady under my arm
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Oh my god, so beautiful
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THAT is insulting
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Just come here, sir
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Come to my table
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When it doesn't stop raining
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I will be here with you
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Let me tell you, sir
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I don't want to cuddle
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Nothing will happen to you
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Even though I'm from the street
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On your heart, sir
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I want to hide your proud grief
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For my heart is empty
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Can you hear them hitting?
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When the night train left
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The lady went with him
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And what happened next
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I know that well too
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The lady took it from you
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Everything she could take from you
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I know all that well
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That empty, desolate apartment
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What about life?
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This one is yours, full of hope
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So drink to your heart's content
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And live better
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Just come here, sir
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Oh, how timid you are
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Come to my white chipped bed
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No one sang to you
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About a gentleman
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He gave his heart to a young lady and didn't have a new one
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Such, my lord
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Keep away from your body
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…Are you crying sir?
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No, I didn't want that, no
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…I know, I know, I know, God, how I know
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So yeah. |
So come here and sit with me
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Drink up and you'll feel better
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Really, better, better, better...
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Now sing along with me… |