| Rosie helped the kids stay alive
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| She gave them the drugs
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| So they didin’t die
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| She cleaned up their mess
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| As they wept and they moaned
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| She got paid so little
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| She rented her home
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| An angel face, with the strength of a tower
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| Worked every day, every minute every hour
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| When she wasn’t on the ward
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| She was travelling on the train
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| Through the wind and the sun
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| And the snow and the rain
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| Oh Rosie — we thank you again
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| Oh Rosie — we thank you again
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| Works all day, no time to eat
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| Running back’n for to help children see
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| We piss up a wall all the poison we take
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| She barely gets out, not to dine or to drink
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| I tip my hat to the angels on the ward
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| You’re in my heart with love forever more
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| I thank you now for saving my girl
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| And bringing her back to her own little world
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| Oh Rosie — I thank you again
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| Oh Rosie — I thank you again |