| I woke up the morning
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| It was hard on my back
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| I could see the grey clouds in the sky
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| As I wonder down the main street click-tic-clack
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| And the train coming rumbling by
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| Oh goodbye Billy, goodbye mom
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| Goodbye to the girls that I knew
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| I bid the farewell
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| The bridge looking out
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| Far away I’ll be drinking to you
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| In the town that I met you
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| There’s a river runs through
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| Like a muddy old snake on the ground
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| And the smoke stacks out smoking
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| And the man we’ll be broken
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| 'Till the factories comes tumbling down
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| When it’s raining on the mains street and it washes your face
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| I kissed you on the doorstep one day
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| Like when we «was"15
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| And life wasn’t so mean
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| Back when I never thought I wouldn’t stay
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| Oh goodbye Billy, goodbye mom
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| Goodbye to the girls that I knew
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| I bid the farewell
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| The bridge looking out
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| Far away I’ll be drinking to you
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| We «was"married on Sunday
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| You left me next week
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| That’s alright I was gonna leave too
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| But I’ll never forget dear
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| You told me you loved me
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| And I told you that I loved you
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| And from the train window I still see your face
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| Washed by rain like when we «was"15
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| Well, goodbye Carolina
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| Goodbye honey old town
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| You’re the prettiest I’ve ever seen
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| Oh goodbye Billy, goodbye mom
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| Goodbye to the girls that I knew
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| I bid the farewell
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| The bridge looking out
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| Far away I’ll be drinking to you |