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Family now that life has left me
And l lie amid the clay,
Cold the comfort that surrounds me
And these black crows, here to pray.
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This is the life l love to lead, this is the life l led l roam among Gods early peace, while the laggard lies abed,
Never with more gladsome mind, do l hear the blackbirds song
And yet with ever small regret, feel time move me along.
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The fingers of long shadows reach, bid a 'goodnight' to the sun
And weary bones will travel home, to each and every one,
There's a peace settles on England's length, a peace that so instils,
A golden silence on the land, its fields and distant hills.
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The Fox lies in the long grass, in a ditch round pastures wide
He watches men in harmony, his smile is very wide,
For as they swing their scythes and sweat, the cornfield dwindles
too
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The sound of children's laughter, as they pass to school
each day
Will a madman press a button soon, and blow the world away,
Can the children's laughter always stay, to drive away the
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How often do l sit awhile, drown in your eyes,
infectious smile
How often lay, on stormy night, and stroke your
face, say 'its alright',
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The Butcher, who on market's seek
with ribald jokes to sell his meat
While there on hooks, devoid of pelt,
hang creatures who just yesterday-
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The Last Revenge.

Family now that life has left me
And l lie amid the clay,
Cold the comfort that surrounds me
And these black crows, here to pray.

Oh cruel wife who strayed too often
Mean of mouth and roving eye,
Thou hast made of me a cuckold
You'll find justice bye and bye.

Elder son who drinks and gambles
With his dream of better things'
He shall find the post he's seeking
Has been taken up by Kings.

And the younger stands in boredom
Sly of mind with shifty eye'
As he measures up my chattels
He too, does his best to cry.

There my daughter, face in darkness
Sister too, and both wear veils,
Should you think tears might betray them
Cold of heart, and hard as nails.

See you standing in your coldness
Coldness not bought down by fog'
Had l craved a truer mourner
l would beg you bring my dog.

Leave you all, and take your pretence
Cease the false tears meant for me,
In your journey, think on this then
l have spent your legacies.

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