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Of all the money that er'e i spent |
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I spent it ingood company |
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And all the harm that ere i've done |
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Alas it was to none but me |
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And all i have done |
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For want of wit |
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To memory now i can't recall |
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So fill ne the parting glass |
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Goodnight and joy be with you all |
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If i had enough money to spend |
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And leisure time to sit a while |
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There is a fair maid in this town |
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That sorely has my heart beguiled |
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Her rosey cheeks and ruby lips |
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I own, she has my heart enthralled |
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So fill to me the parting glass |
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Goodnight and joy be with you all |
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Of all the comrades that er'e i had |
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Are sorry for my going away |
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And all the sweetheart that er'e i had |
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Would wish me one more day to stay |
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But since it falls, unto my lot |
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That i should rise and you should not |
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I will gently rise |
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And i'll softly call |
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Goodnight and joy be with you all |
