My Ramblin' Boy
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My Ramblin' Boy
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Chorus:
Fare thee well, my ramblin' boy, may all your rambles bring you
joy. Yes, (Chorus)
He was a man and a friend always. We rambled 'round in the hard,
old days.
He never cared if I had no dough. We rambled 'round in the rain
or snow.
(Chorus)
Late one night in a jungle camp, the weather it was cold and
damp.
He got the chills and he got them bad. I lost the only friend I
had.
(Chorus)
He left me here to ramble on. My ramblin' pal is dead and gone.
If, when we die, we go some where, I'll bet you a dollar he's
a-ramblin' there.
(Chorus)
May all your rambles bring you joy. (Repeat)
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