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'Ah wot's the use ' she sez 'Lea' me alone	A
Why can't I go to 'ell in my own way	B
I never arst you 'ere to mag an' moan	A
Nor yet ' she sez 'to pray	B
I'll take wot's comin' an' whine no excuse	C
So wot's the use	C
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'Me life's me own ' she sez 'You got a nerve	D
You two to interfere in my affairs	E
Git out an' give advise where it may serve	D
Stay 'ome an' bleat yer pray'rs	E
Did I come pleadin' for yer pity No	F
Well why not go '	-
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Pride Dilly pride an' down an' out despair	G
When them two meet there's somethin' got to break	H
I got that way to see 'er sittin' there	G
I felt like I could take	H
That 'arf starved frame uv 'er's by might an' main	I
An' shake 'er sane	I
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That's 'ow it is when me an' parson roam	J
Down to the paradise wot Spadgers knows	E
To find the 'ovel that she calls 'er 'ome	J
An' 'ave a word with Rose	E
Imgagin' 'igh strung cliners in dispute	K
Ain't my long suit	K
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'Huh Rescue work ' she sneers 'Er eyes is bright	L
'Er voice is 'ard 'I'm a deservin' case	E
Me Fancy Don't I look a pretty sight	L
To come to savin' grace	E
Pity the sinner Aw don't come that trick	M
It makes me sick '	-
	-
'Isterical she was or nearly so	F
Too little grub an' too much time to fret	N
Ingrowin' grouch sich as few women know	F
Or want to know an' yet	N
When I glance at the parson there I see	E
Raw misery	E
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I've knowed ole Snowy since the days uv old	O
Yet never 'ad I got so close to see	E
A world wise man 'oo's 'cart is all pure gold	O
An' 'uman charity	E
For all that girl was suff'rln' well I knoo	F
'E suffered too	P
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'My child ' 'e sez 'I don't come 'ere to preach	Q
You're a good girl an' when ' 'Oo sez I ain't	R
'Oo sez I ain't ' 'Er voice is near a screech	Q
'I'm no hymn singin' saint	R
But you're a bit too previous givin' me	E
This third degree '	-
	-
An' then she starts to laugh I'd 'ate to see	E
A woman laugh or look like that again	F
She's in the dinkum 'igh strikes now to me	E
That's showin' pretty plain	F
She's like a torchered thing 'arf crazy wild	S
'Take thort my child	S
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'Take thort ' the parson sez 'I only ask	T
Before you risk all for a life uv crime	J
You'll 'esitate Is that too 'ard to task	T
May there not come a time '	-
'Time Yes ' I chips 'You'll git that fer yer pains	E
Ar brush yer brains '	-
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The parson sighs 'This man ' 'E sez 'this Wegg	T
'Oo dazzles you with tork uv gains frum sin	F
Is 'e dependable Think well I beg '	-
'Beg nothin' ' I chips in	F
'To beg decoy ducks ain't the proper tack	T
She wants a smack '	-
	-
The parson groans 'I've offered you ' 'e starts	E
'Offer 'er nothin' Can't you pick 'er like	T
No dinkum 'elp is any good to tarts	E
' o'd fall fer sich as Spike	T
She's short uv grit to battle on 'er own	F
An' stand alone '	-
	-
That done it If I'd let the parson gone	F
An' come the mild an' gentle sure enough	U
She'd 'ad the willies When the dames take on	F
The game's to treat 'em rough	U
That's wot I've 'card It woke Rose up all right	L
An' full uv fight	L
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'Alone ' she sez 'I've stood alone Gawd knows	E
Alone an' honest battlin' on the square	G
An' now Oh damn your charity I've chose	E
I'm down an' I don't care	G
I'm fer the easy life an' pretty clo'es	E
That's that ' sez Rose	E
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The cause looks blue Wot more was to be said	V
An' then all on me own I weaves right there	G
The bright idear wot after bowed me 'ead	V
In sorrer an' despair	G
I didn't ort to be let out alone	F
That much I own	F
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'Ah well ' I sez resigned 'if that's the life	W
It's no use sayin' wot I come to say	E
Which was ' I sez 'a message frum me wife	W
Arstin' you 'ome to stay '	-
'Your wife ' I nods 'If you 'ad cared to come '	-
She seems struck dumb	J
	-
'Your wife ' she sez 'Wot does she know uv me '	-
Then pride an' 'er suspicions makes 'er flare	G
'Is this more pretty schemes fer charity	V
Why should she arst me there '	-
'Why Well you ort to know ' I answer quick	T
'Account uv Mick '	-
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Down on 'er folded arms 'er 'ead went flop	X
At larst our 'oly cause is won I know	F
She sobbed until I thort she'd never stop	X
It 'urt to see 'er so	F
Yet I felt glad the way I'd worked me nob	Y
An' let 'er sob	Y
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'That's tore it ' I remarks be'ind me 'and	V
The parson nods 'E's smilin' now all gay	E
Ten minutes later an' the 'ole thing's planned	V
Fer Rose's 'oliday	V
We put the acid on an' scold an' tease	E
Till she agrees	E
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Once we're outside the parson takes me 'and	V
'Without your 'elp your wit we would 'ave failed '	-
'Aw easy work ' I answer feelin' grand	V
Like some ole knight tin mailed	V
Then sudden like a load uv punchered tyres	E
Me pride ixpires	E
	-
'Young friend ' 'e starts 'No not too young but old	V
Old with the cares ' I sez 'uv fambly life	W
This might 'ave been dead right when knights was bold	V
But wot about me wife	W
She don't know nothin' I 'ave done me dash	Z
Through actin' rash '	-
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'A trifle ' sez 'is rev'rince 'Tut ' sez 'e	A2
'I'll promise you fair sailin' with Doreen '	-
''Tain't that so much ' I sez 'wot troubles me '	-
'Trouble Wot you mean '	-
I grins at 'im 'Me conscience ' I reply	B2
'I've tole a lie '	-

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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