Honoré chords by James Keelaghan
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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On a
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race huddled near East 53rd
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His life in a pile
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not too far from the curb
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It's come down to this place,
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but he's not deterred
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The honoree's huddled near East 53rd
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D
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The honoree sits on the Lower East Side
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He's lost about everything
except for his pride
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A man with a vision, the vision's denied
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And Honoré sits on the
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Lower East Side
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They used to say Honoré
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wasn't all there
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He'd a penchant for speeches
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and thousand -yard
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They said that he'd fought
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when some half -breeds rebelled
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Sometimes he would weep,
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and he'd whisper a yell
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Now Honoré's buried in
some pauper's grave
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G
Of his archives,
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there wasn't much left to be saved
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C
Of forty -nine boxes of
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books hauled away
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And a deed for some land
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near a place called Duck Lake
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C
And Donneray was all he said,
so it seemed
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The last act of life
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left him far from his dreams
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They took it away,
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and it can't be redeemed
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C
And Honoré was all he said,
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so it seemed
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They used to say on a rain
Em
wasn't all there
Am
C
He'd a penchant for speeches,
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E
a thousand -yard stares
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They said that he'd fought
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C
when some half -breeds rebelled
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Sometimes he would weep
G
Am
and he'd whisper
Sometimes he would weep,
G
and he'd whisper,
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Outro 1
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