Key: C major•
Verse 1
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I am reminded at this point of a fellow I used to know who's name was henry,
only to give you an idea of what an individualist he was he spelt it hen3ry. the 3 was silent, you see. henry was fin
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Lly independent having inherited his father's tar-and-feather business business business and was therefore
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able to devote his full time to such intellectual pursuits as writing. I particularly remember a heart-wa
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Novel Novel of his about a young necropheliac who finally achieved his boy-hood
ambition ambition by becoming coroner.
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The rest of you can look it up when you get home. in addition to writing he indulged in a good deal of
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philosophizing. like so many contemporary philosophers he especially enjoyed giving helpful
Ce to people who were happier than he was. one particular bit of advice which I recall, which is the reason I bring
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up this whole, dreary story is something he said once before they took him awa
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The Massachusetts state home for the bewilderd. he said: "life is like a sewer: what you get out
of it depends on what you put into it." it's always seems to me that this is precisely
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Sort of dynamic, positive thinking that we so desperately need in these trying times of crisis and universal broo-ha-ha,
and and and so with this in mind I have here a modern positive dynamic uplifting
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In the tradition of the great old revival hymns. this
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one might more accurately be termed a survival hymn.
When you attend a funeral, It is sad to think that sooner or
Later those you love will do the
same for you.
Verse 2
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And you may have
thought it tragic,
Not to mention other adjec-
Tives, to think of all the weeping
they will do.
But don't you worry.
No more ashes,
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no more sackcloth.
And an armband made of black cloth
Will some day never more adorn a sleeve.
For if the bomb that drops on you
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Gets your friends and neighbors too,
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There'll be nobody left behind to grieve.
Verse 3
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all go together when we go.
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What a comforting fact that is to know.
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when we go.
Verse 4
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We will all go together when we go.
No one will have the endurance
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To collect on his insurance,
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loaded when they go.
Verse 5
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Oh we will all fry together when we fry.
We'll be french fried potatoes
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by and by.
There will be no more misery
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when we fry.
And we will all bake together when
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we bake.
There'll be nobody present
at the wake.
With complete participation
steak.
Verse 7
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Oh we will all char together when we char.
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And let there be no moaning of the bar.
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And the party will be "come as you are."
Verse 8
There'll be no need to stand and
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wait your turn.
When it's time for the fallout
agendas and adjourn.
Verse 9
spective valhallas.
Go directly, do not pass go, do
not collect two hundred dolla's.
Verse 10
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all go together when we go.
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Ev'ry hottenhot and ev'ry
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eskimo.
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And we will all go simultaneous.
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Yes we all will go together
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