| The bells of hell go ting-a-ling-a-ling
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| For you but not for me
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| And the little devils how they sing-a-ling-a-ling
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| For you but not for me
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| Oh death, where is thy sting-a-ling-a-ling
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| Oh grave, thy victory?
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| The bells of hell go ting-a-ling-a-ling
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| For you but not for me
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| For you but not for me
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| I kind of know myself
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| Gonna put myself back on the shelf
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| Going to look down on this town
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| There’s no law in Lurgan
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| No one knows more than me
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| And with myself I think I disagree
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| 50,000 souls are we
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| And we’re all God’s children
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| Down by the river, there’s a dead man
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| And nobody’s talking
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| Down by the river, there’s some mother’s son
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| And nobody’s talking
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| They look overfed
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| They’ll go where demons fear to tread
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| More than one has wound up dead
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| And nobody missed him
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| I knew someone like you
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| They made his meat into a stew
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| They said it was something to do
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| No law in Lurgan
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| Down by the river, there’s a dead man
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| And nobody’s talking
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| Down by the river, there’s some mother’s son
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| And nobody’s talking
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| Down by the river, there’s a dead man
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| And nobody’s talking
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| Down by the river, there’s some mother’s son
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| And nobody-
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| Down by the river, there’s some mother’s son
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| And nobody-
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| Down by the river, there’s a dead man
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| And nobody’s talking |