Tonart: A major
Verse 1
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The old mate was lying there,
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he was grey and frail.
At least he was going to
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He'd been a real good mate,
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someone I could trust.
So I asked if he had some
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wise words for me.
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He said, don't let the old man in, mate,
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don't let the old man in
He'll lead you down that
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Throw away that rocking chair
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and get back on your feet
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You use it or you lose it, just like me
Well, I grabbed his hand,
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it was thick and hard and cracked
From axes and hammers
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I said, you're full of shit old mate
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You gave it all you had
And you're looking bloody
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fit for ninety -three
He said, don't let the old man in, mate
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Don't let the old man in,
he'll lead you down that
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Throw away that rocking chair
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and get back on your feet
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Use it or you'll lose it,
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just like me
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Well, passed away, and I won't forget
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How hard the old folks worked
We're gettin' soft, I reckon,
you'll agree
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Maybe that's a good thing,
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wise words for me
He said, don't let the old man in, baby
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Don't let the old man in
He'll lead you down that
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Throw away that rocking chair
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And get back on your feet
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Use it or you'll lose it, just like me
Don't let the old man in, mate,
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don't let the old man in
He'll lead you down that
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Throw away that rocking chair
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and get back on your feet
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Use it or you'll lose it, just like me
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Use it or you'll lose it, just like me
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