| I work in the kitchen, in an old folks home
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| I do my best but I too am gettin' old
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| I do the dishes but lately I’ve been droppin' plates
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| See as I get older, my hands are startin' to shake
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| So Mr. Larkin, I know she know who I am
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| Every now and then, she’ll squeeze my hand
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| It’s what I live for and it’s why she don’t die
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| So Mr. Larkin won’t you, won’t you give me this try
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| Ten years ago, my wife took sick
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| So I brought her here, my job I quit
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| Started workin' for the home so I could be by her everyday
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| We couldn’t afford the cost any other way
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| So Mr. Larkin, I know she know who I am
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| Every now and then, she’ll squeeze my hand
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| It’s what I live for and it’s why she don’t die
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| So Mr. Larkin won’t you, won’t you give me this try
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| I walk to work on route 27
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| I see the same cars pass by me everyday
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| And through all this, new england weather
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| You know never once have I been late
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| So Mr. Larkin, I know she know who I am
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| Every now and then, she’ll squeeze my hand
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| It’s what I live for and it’s why she don’t die
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| So Mr. Larkin won’t you, won’t you give me this try
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| I see the argument your makin'
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| And I understand you got to do your job
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| And believe me I know she’s turning angel
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| But you see this woman is all I got
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| So Mr. Larkin, I know she know who I am
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| Every now and then, she’ll squeeze my hand
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| It’s what I live for and it’s why she don’t die
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| So Mr. Larkin won’t you, won’t you give me this try |