Key: Db major
Verse 1
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they called Mr. Clay
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At last of starvation he grew so afraid
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate
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A very unfortunate man
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate
She went to the washstand
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to bathe her fair face
The rose in her cheek
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quickly grew very faint
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a very un fortunate,
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a very unfortunate man
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man
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to take down her hair
Said she, don't be frightened
to see my bald head
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I'll put on my cap when I get into bed
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a very un fortunate
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A very unfortunate man
He's a very unfortunate,
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A very unfortunate man
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She hung her false hair
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on the wall on a peg
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Then she proceeded to take off a leg
Her trembling husband thought
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sure he would die
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When she asked him to come
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man.
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man.
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while she was removing
Just then her false nose
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clattered down on the floor
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a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man
Now all you young men
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who would marry for life
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Be sure to examine your in
tended wife
Remember the lawyer
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who trusted his eyes
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And a little bit later, got quite a surprise
He's a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man
He's a very unfortunate,
a very unfortunate,
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a very unfortunate man
Outro 1
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