Key: A major
Verse 1
used to play on the telly, you know that?
I'm sorry about that, Sheila.
I've got to admit it was a bit on
the crudey side, you know.
So I think we'd better settle down now
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and do one of the more classical songs,
right?
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Classics, good old classics.
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When I was a lad,
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All the hills and the meadows we'd roam
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We grew up together that way
Even I would have drowned
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beyond doubt
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But old Shep was right there,
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He jumped in and helped pull me out
Just like me dad, you know
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His eyesight was fast growin' dim
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I can't do no more for him, Jim
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faithful head
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Well, I, you know, I just couldn't do it.
I wanted to run,
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and he laid his old head on me knee.
I stroked the best pout
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that a man ever found
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And I cried so I scarcely could see
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Oh Sheffy, he knew he was going to go
For he reached out and
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licked at me hand
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You know, he looked up at me
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just as much as to say we're partying,
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and no more with old Shep will I row.
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Dogs have a heaven, that's one thing
I'm sorry fellas, I'm home.
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