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He'd had his share ov ups an daans	A
His sprees an troubles too	B
Ov country joys an life i' taans	A
He'd run th' whoal gamut throo	C
He labored hard to mak ends meet	D
An keep things all ship shap	E
An th' naybor's sed 'at lived i'th' street	D
He's a varry daycent chap	E
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He paid his rent an gave his wife	F
Enuff for clooas an grub	G
To pleas her he'd insured his life	F
An joined a burial club	G
His childer grander nivver ran	H
To climb a father's knee	I
Noa better wife had onny man	H
Noa praader chap could be	I
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He tuk noa stock i' fleetin time	J
He nivver caanted th' years	A
For he wor hale just in his prime	J
An nowt to cause him fears	A
He nivver dreamt ov growin old	K
Sich thowts ne'er made him freat	K
He sed Why aw'm as gooid as gold	K
Aw'm but a youngster yet	K
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His childer thrave like willow wands	A
An made fine maids an men	L
But th' thowt ne'er entered in his nut	K
'At he grew old hissen	L
His e'en wor oppened one fine day	K
His dreams o' youth all fled	K
An th' reason on it wor they say	K
His dowter shoo gate wed	K
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E'a gow he sed but this licks me	I
Shoo's but a child hersen	L
Ov all things why it connot be	I
Her thowts should turn to men	L
Whisht sed his wife we wed as young	M
An shoo's moor sense bi far	C
An then tha knows shoo's th' grandest lass	A
'At lives at Batley Carr	C
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He gave a grooan for on his lass	A
He'd set a deal o' stooar	C
He lit his pipe an filled his glass	A
Then fixed his e'en o'th' flooar	C
By gum he sed but this is rough	N
Aw ne'er knew owt as bad	K
If shoo's a wife its plain enuff	N
Aw connot be a lad	K
	-
Aw must be old aw say old lass	A
Does't think aw'm growin grey	C
Gooid gracious but ha time does pass	A
But tha doesn't age a day	C
Tha'rt just as buxum nah as then	L
Aw'st think tha must feel shamed	K
Tha luks as young as her thisen	L
Or could do if tha framed	K
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Aw'st ha to alter all mi ways	A
Noa moor aw'st ha to rooam	I
Just sattle daan an end mi days	A
Cronkt up bith' hob at hooam	I
An 'fore owts long as like as net	K
Wol crooidled up i'th' nook	O
Ther'll be some youngster browt aw'll bet	K
To watch his grondad smook	O
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Do stop aw wonder ha tha dar	C
Behave thi soa unkind	K
Does't think 'at th' lads i' Batley Carr	C
Are all booath dumb an blind	K
Shoo's wed a steady honest chap	E
An shoo's booath gooid an fair	C
Ther's net another fit to swap	P
They mak a gradely pair	C
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'Man worn't made to live alooan '	-
Tha tell'd me that thisen	L
Tha needn't shak thi heead an grooan	L
Tha's happen changed sin then	L
But if ther ivver wor a crank	O
It's been my luck to see	I
It wor my childer's father	C
When he furst coom coortin me	I
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But rest content its all for th' best	K
An then tha must ha known	L
Shoo thowt it time at shoo possest	K
A nice hooam ov her own	L
Well may they prosper That's my prayer	C
They'st nivver want a friend	K
Wol aw'm alive but aw'st beware	C
An watch theas younger end	K

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