Tonart: Eb major
Verse 1
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When I was a lad,
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and old Shep was a bod,
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O 'er hills and meadows we'd play.
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Just a boy and his dog,
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we were both full of fun
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We grew up together that way
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I remember a time at the
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When I would have drowned
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beyond doubt
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But old Shep was right there to my rescue
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So the years rolled along
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and at last he grew old
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His eyes were fast growing dim
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And one day the doctor looked at me
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and said, Son, I can't do no
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more for him.
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And he looked up at me,
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just as much as to say
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We're pardoned, but you aren't
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So I went to his side,
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and I sat on the ground
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He laid his own head on my knee
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I strung the best friend
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I cried so, I scarcely could sleep
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where the good doggies go
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No more with Old Shep will I roam
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But if dogs have a hem,
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then there's one thing I know
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Old Chet has a wonderful home
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