I Hang My Head And Cry
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I Hang My Head And Cry
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When I come home in the evening
I get my love somehow
No one to call her darling
No one to say good night
When I have plenty of money
The girls all gathered around me
But now I have no money
They've all gone back on me
I went to see my darling
She was so dear and clear
And so I said someday Ill be leaving
And I'll see her in my dreams
I asked my darling to marry
She looked at me and smiled
And said to me: "My sweetheart
Let's wait a little while"
If I had listened to mother
I wouldn't be here today
For I was young and foolish
And squandered my money away
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