| I know you exist, for years I have said so
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| Though my arms couldn’t hold you, my heart couldn’t let go
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| Are you somewhere out there tonight still singin' to me?
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| I’ve been tempted to skip to the edge of the story
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| Uncover whatever this lifes keepin' for me
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| But I know in my heart that I’d yearn all the years in between
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| Oh are you somewhere out there tonight still singin to me?
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| And if fortune favours the brave & nothin much favours a slave
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| But the bones o' them fallen make poor company
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| Until you’ve pissed all yer Fridays away
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| Three blasts on her whistle to tell me she’s leavin me
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| Onto her next port of call
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| Now her portarait will hang like the rest down 'The Fortune of War'
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| And she knows I can’t sleep with no roof there above me
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| No matter how bitterly cold
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| Me old patch by the steps to the harbour’ll do me no harm
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| No never so long as I’ve courage & strength in me arm
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| And if fortune favours the brave & nothin much favours a slave
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| But the bones o' them fallen make poor company
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| Until you’ve pissed all yer Fridays away
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| And if fortune favours the brave & nothin much favours a slave
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| But the bones o' them fallen make poor company
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| Until you’ve pissed all yer Fridays away
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| I still see their faces, the names though escape me
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| Some whisper greetin’s & some o' them hate me
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| They’ve murdered this city I love & silenced her call
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| And it’s them who would say it was better to love
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| They don’t sound like they’ve lost much at all
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| Oh, and you pray for my soul?
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| I’ve no Gods & no masters above me & no further to fall
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| And if fortune favours the brave & nothin much favours a slave
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| But the bones o' them fallen make poor company
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| Until you’ve pissed all yer Fridays away |