| Wear your best and darkest clothes my friend
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| Shoes may shine and hair may be bound
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| Have a drink if you like to calm your nerve
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| Once they’re laid there in the ground
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| We’ll be strong for our loved ones dear
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| Till they’re worn out and sleeping sound
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| For the old we’ll mourn and the children well
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| Once they’re laid there in the ground
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone
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| In the ground
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| There’s a letter in my bedside drawer
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| Waiting there to be found
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| Though I go with you, I won’t return
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| Once you’ve laid me in the ground
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone and I didn’t
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| Said I wouldn’t leave you alone
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| In the ground, in the ground
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| Once you’ve laid me in the ground
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| In the ground, in the ground
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| Once you’ve laid me in the ground
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| In the ground I’ll lay till we meet one day
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| When we’ll lay there in the ground |