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I never lied to you Never been such a fool this place is getting wet 'cause your love is what I get Baby you said to me That blue is the color of the sea the crowd is in love with you Ah they all do, what I want to Blue Baby Blue Blue Baby Blue Blue Baby Blue I'm gonna whooh with you Say that you saw me somewhere I promise that I'll be better I want to make you feel that my Baby Blue, oh is real Blue Baby Blue Blue Baby Blue Blue Baby Blue I'm gonna whooh with you Blue Baby Blue Blue Baby Blue Blue Baby Blue I'm gonna whooh with you

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Wonder aimlessly down streets of cobblestone Strong northeastern sends a chill down to our bones Bless the children as we lay them in there beds By early morning we’ll be Catherine Ardin We walk on pins and needles Deliver us from evil Curse the day this darken cloud came driftin’ in Fill the churchyard with the corpses of our kin Smell of dying travels heavy on the breeze Wretched plague has brought our city to its knees We walk on pins and needles Deliver us from evil We walk on pins and needles Deliver us from evil The disease first appeared in our own family And on the 13th of October are youngest daughter age 11 died How precious to our bleeding hearts her dying words The last intelligible words she uttered were a prayer My kind neighbors brought the coffin and placed it at the gate And my son and myself carried her mortal remains to the grave When we were filling in the earth He uttered an expression, which found an echo in my poor heart Father I find it hard to bury our own dead We are now passing through deep waters All prostrate, fearful disease I feel I am an unworthy sinner, but a sinner saved by grace We sing for the ones we’ve buried We sing for the windows and families We sing for the sick and the elder We sing for the children We walk on pins and needles Deliver us from evil We walk on pins and needles Deliver us from evil Deliver us from this town broken ashes and we all fall down Deliver us save us all from the curse that weighs upon our door We walk on pins and needles Deliver us from evil

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We live and breathe / In times of desperation / That's the unfortunate truth / These desperate times / They call for desperate measures / We've sharpened every last tooth / In victory go the spoils in the battle for the crown / Leave them lying face down in the mud / We're the keepers of the kingdom / We're the rulers of the realm / We're the dealers / Though we deal in blood / "In god we trust" / So speaks our nation's motto / We've got the lord on our side / He works for us / His actions and decisions / Are righteously justified

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It was on a Monday morning, about one o'clock, that great ship, Titanic, began to reel and rock. People began to cry, saying, "Lord am I gonna die?" It was sad when that grand ship went down. It was sad (it was sad) It was sad (it was sad) It was when that grand ship went down. Husbands and wives, little children lost their lives. It was sad when that grand ship went down. Oh and that ship left dangling, was heading for the shore. Her rich reviews to associate with the poor. So they put the poor below and they were the first to go. It was sad when that grand ship went down. It was sad (it was sad) It was sad (it was sad) It was when that grand ship went down. Husbands and wives, little children lost their lives. It was sad when that grand ship went down. Oh when they were building, they said what they would do, "We'll build a ship that the water can't get through" But the Lord's mighty hand showed it couldn't stand, it was sad when that grand ship went down. It was sad (it was sad) It was sad (it was sad) It was when that grand ship went down. Husbands and wives, little children lost their lives. It was sad when that grand ship went down. It was sad (it was sad) It was sad (it was sad) It was when that grand ship went down. Husbands and wives, little children lost their lives. It was sad when that grand ship went down. It was sad when that grand ship went down. (repeated)

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Have you heard about the big strong man? (Yes I have) He lived in a caravan. (What kind?) Have you heard about the different clubs and fights? Oh lord, what a hell of a fight! Well you can take all heavy weights you got (What you got?) We got a live that can beat the whole lot (Whole lot) He used to ring bells in the bell frame now he's gonna fight Jack Dempsey. That's my brother, Stylvest, (What you got?) got a row of forty medals on his chest (Big chest) Built fifty buildings in the west he knows the rest. think of the man, hell's fire, don't push, just shove, plenty of room for you and me. He's got an arm like a leg and a punch that could sink a battle ship. Thanks all the army and the navy for the win, old Stylvest. Well he thought he'd take a trip to Italy (Itlay) He thought he's go by sea (By sea) He dove off the harbor in the ocean and he swam like a man from corps. He saw the Lusitania in distress (distress), he put the Lusitania on his chest (big chest) he drank all the water in the sea and he walked all the way to Italy. That was my brother, Stylvest, (What you got?) got a row of forty medals on his chest (Big chest) Built fifty buildings in the west he knows the rest. think of the man, hell's fire, don't push, just shove, plenty of room for you and me. He's got an arm like a leg and a punch that could sink a battle ship. Thanks all the army and the navy for the win, old Stylvest. Well he thought he'd take a trip to old Japan (Japan) They brought out the big brass band. He played every instrument they got, what a lad, he played the whole lot. Well the old church bells will ring, the old church choir will sing, they all came out to say farewell to my brother, Stylvest. That was my brother, Stylvest. (What you got?) got a row of forty medals on his chest (Big chest) Built fifty buildings in the west he knows the rest. think of the man, hell's fire, don't push, just shove, plenty of room for you and me. He's got an arm like a leg and a punch that could sink a battle ship. Thanks all the army and the navy for the win, old Stylvest.

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When General Jackson was riding in the wilderness, startled some of his own men, they shot and did not miss. Their mistaken bullets tore through his arm. And the men cried to themselves, "Good Lord, what have I done?" Then General Jackson was lying in a farm house bed, the doctor sawed his shoulder and they all wept when it bled. The General, he lay silently, as if he is made of clay, and he spoke not a word until they heard him say: Bury my elbow beneath the willow tree and keep your shovels handy for to bury me. Oh the fastest rider was sent to General Lee at once to tell him about Jackson's arm and all that had been done. Said Lee to the rider, "It is a fearful night, for Jackson has lost his left arm, but I have lost my right." Bury my elbow beneath the willow tree and keep your shovels handy for to bury me. Oh the farmers dug a little hole atop of a little hill. They buried General Jackson's arm and you can visit it there still. And when people go there, it's clear to one and all, it took a mighty Lord to break the Stonewall. Bury my elbow beneath the willow tree and keep your shovels handy for to bury me.

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Sloppy drunk, sloppy drunk, nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. I know 'cause I'm so sloppy drunk, and nobody likes me (wah) Sloppy drunk, sloppy drunk, nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. I know 'cause I'm so sloppy drunk. I declare that I never do it again because my wife's the deep tolling type and she swears she'll leave me if ever again. I'm sloppy drunk, sloppy drunk, oh nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. Sloppy drunk, sloppy drunk, nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. I know (he knows) 'cause I'm so ('cause he's so) sloppy drunk, and nobody likes him (wah) Sloppy drunk, sloppy drunk, oh nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. Oh I declare that I never do it again because I'm at the doorstep just like she warned me, she changed the lock so I'll have to change the key. Sloppy drunk (sloppy drunk), sloppy drunk (sloppy drunk), nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. I know (he knows) 'cause I'm so ('cause he's so) sloppy drunk, and nobody likes me (wah) Sloppy drunk (sloppy drunk), sloppy drunk (sloppy drunk), nobody likes you when you're sloppy drunk. I know (he knows) 'cause I'm so ('cause he's so) I know (he knows) 'cause I'm so ('cause he's so) I know (he knows) 'cause I'm so ('cause he's so) sloppy drunk.

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I was sitting in Queens County drunk while I'm thinking about no romance. Saw you coming in that high dress, mama, and it hurt me in my pants. When my aching heart turned over, felt like newly shoveled earth. And my gut popped like a fire cracker on July the fourth. And nobody knows, nobody warned me about women like you. I was lying on the East River bank with your head upon my knee. Watching garbage boats float by us sailing on into the sea. Eyes were foggy, sun was lifting, you offered me a kiss. And of the girls left in Queens County, honey, you're the one I miss. Nobody knows, nobody warned me about women like you. Nobody knows, nobody warned me about women like you. Nobody knows, nobody warned me about women like you.

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In bygone days gentlemen all kept their blade and their gun by their hand. They draw their weapons at their first dirty word, but I traded in my pistol for two rackets and a bird. You've done me wrong, mm that's a fact, you called me yellow behind my back. You spoke vulgar language, here's my retort, gonna smack your shallow popgun around that badminton court. Well I don't go for bullets, don't go for boats, don't go for brawling and getting blood on my clothes. Don't go for cussing when I'm settling my score, so I'll offer declaration on the badminton court. You've done me wrong, mm that's a fact, you called me yellow behind my back. You spoke vulgar language, here's my retort, gonna smack your shallow popgun around that badminton court. Say friends, what do you do on the badminton court? (smack the bird) Oh, what do you do on the badminton court? (smack the bird) Let's smack it! So grab your racket, grab your shorts, take the field for some manly sport. When the sun is high and the breeze is cool. I challenge every scoundrel to a badminton duel. You've done me wrong, mm that's a fact, you called me yellow behind my back. You spoke vulgar language, here's my retort, gonna smack your shallow popgun around that badminton court.

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Last night (last night) as my baby (as my baby) was sleeping inside her bed, I took a tape (took a tape) and measured to her (measured to her) just to see what it read. Said thirty-seven (thirty-seven) 'round her bosom (round her bosom), and twenty-nine around her waist. Said thirty-seven (thirty-seven) 'round her hips ('round her hips), and I began to celebrate! My baby's got prime numbers, prime numbers ooh-wee. That means she is only divisible by one, and that one is gonna be me. I once knew (I once knew) a girl in Boston (girl in Boston), she had nice round and curvy hips. I took a look (took a look) at her brazziere (at her brazziere), it says she was a thirty-six. It was then (it was then) my heart was broke (heart was broke) 'cuz I knew she wouldn't be all mine. I'd have to split (have to split) her up with other fellas: two, three, four, eighteen, or nine. She didn't have prime numbers, prime numbers ooh-wee. But my baby's only divisible by one, and that one is gonna be me. My baby's got prime numbers, prime numbers ooh-wee. That means she is only divisible by one, and that one is gonna be me. Ooh, prime numbers, prime numbers ooh-wee. That means she is only divisible by one, and that one is gonna be me.

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When I woke up, I was all alone. The sun was shining brightly but, not for long. Oh I'm thinkin' something's wrong. I'm thinkin' somethings wrong. Well I poked my head 'round hoping to see a smiling face, but then, everywhere things should have been there was empty space. Oh God, I know that something's wrong. I know that something's wrong. So I fell back and shut my eyes, trying to kill the time. Oh I don't think that I'll be moving on, now that my other half is gone. This can't be happening, no, not to me. I decide when it's over, well maybe not today, and now it's too late. What would I say anyway? I called out her name knowing there's no hope. But then staring back at me there's her handwritten note, it reads "I don't know what went wrong. I don't know what went wrong." Again, I fell back and shut my eyes, trying to kill the time. Oh, I don't think that I'll be moving on, now that my other half is gone. Well I fell back and shut my eyes, and I'll try to tear you from my mind. And I don't think that I'll be moving on, now that my other half is gone. Now that my other half is gone. Now that my other half is gone.

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The boys are blue, and ladies hiss every time I give my girl a kiss. 'Cuz they all know, when we go by that my baby's off my market and so am I. My girl is high class, she dresses nice. But she gives me her loving at a discount price. Though she has offers from foreign wire, my baby's off the market and so am I. But according to the laws of supply and demand, this baby oughtta be walkin' with a wealthy man. But you can go down to the graveyard and tell Adam Smith (who's that?) that his laws of economics don't talk when they kiss. The boys are blue, I'll tell you why. It's 'cuz my baby's off the market and so am I. I met a fella, he tried his luck. Said he'd buy my baby, four million bucks. I told him no, sir. He began to cry, say my baby's off the market and so am I. The boys are blue (boys are blue), and ladies hiss (ladies hiss) every time (every time) I give my girl a kiss (girl a kiss). 'Cuz they all know (they all know), when we go by (we go by) that my baby's off my market and so am I. The boys are blue, and ladies hiss every time I give my girl a kiss. 'Cuz they all know, when we go by that my baby's off my market, my baby's off the market, my baby's off the market and so am...

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For ten long years she was my bride. 'Round her neck, she wore my ring. I used to fix her meals for her, and listen when she'd sing. One evening when we were sleeping, nary a foot apart, when I awoke my heart was broke because her's would not start. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, when I lowered her down. I dug a little hole for her, beneath the bamboo shoots. And I wrapped her up in a bathroom towel and laid her beside the roots. I spoke the good Lord's prayer for her, I stroked her golden hair. Then I scooped her up from beneath the ground 'cuz I couldn't see her there. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, when I lowered her down. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, as I lowered her down. I held her mouth to mouth. We lay mouth to mouth. My Lord, I felt so lonesome, as I lowered her down.

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Oh, Norlee, won't you bring your hind quarters back to me. My days have been dark and bleak. Since your hind quarters ain't in my reach. Each every day, and every night, your hind quarters make my undergarments tight. Oh, Norlee, you carry your hind quarters so sensually.

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Ah, ah, ah (repeated) When I'm lonely, I drink a fancy beer (fancy beer). When I want you, only, I drink a fancy beer (fancy beer). And when the weather's stormy, and daybreak is far, I throw an extra dollar fifty on the bar. There's no sense in saving pennies, if you don't know where you are, oh, I drink a fancy beer (fancy beer). (scatting) Oh when I'm randy (when I'm randy), I drink a fancy beer (fancy beer). When I long for a piece of your candy, but I can't get it, I drink a fancy beer (fancy beer). When there's no one there to hold me for the whole of the night, I put in an order for a seven dollar pint. Though I ain't make of money, class are getting tired, I drink a fancy beer (fancy beer). (dialogue) Oh when I'm lonely, I drink a fancy beer. When I want you, only, I drink a fancy beer. And when the weather's stormy, and daybreak is far, I throw an extra dollar fifty on the bar. There's no sense in saving pennies, if you don't know where you are, oh, I drink a fancy beer, and I drink it quickly, I drink a fancy beer.

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I'm with love yes I'm in love with a croquet-playing girl, Oh she takes her mallets knocks my ball, When she hits me through the wickets I don't mind at all, Knock me where you want me, all around the world, I'm in love yes I'm in love with a croquet-playing girl, Ahhhh never feel so gay, as when she takes me by the hand, and says honey let's croquet, knock me where you want me, all around the world, I'm in love yes I'm in love with a croquet playing girl, oh when she puts her wickets in my lawn/ when she beats me mercilessly oh it turns me on/ when she swings her mallets, all her muscles curve/ I'm in love yes I'm in love with a croquet-playing girl/ Ahhhh never feel so gay/ As when she takes me by the hand, and says "honey, let's croquet"/ When she swings her mallets all her muscles curl/ I'm in love yes I'm in love with a croquet-playing girl/ Oh I'm in love yes I'm in love with a croquet-playing girl