Tom: C major
Verse 1
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Come all you young fellows,
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so young and so fine
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Seek not your fortunes weighed
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down in the mind
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It'll form as a habit and
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Dm
seep in your soul
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Till the blood of your veins runs
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as black as the cold
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Cause it's dark as a dungeon
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and damp as the dew
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Where the dangers are double and
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your pleasures are few
Where the rain never falls and
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the sun never shines
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Oh, it's dark as a dungeon
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way down in the wild
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There's many a man I know in my day
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Who has lived just to labor
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his whole life away?
Like a fiend with his dough,
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or a drunkard his wine?
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Well, a man must have lust for
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the lure of the mine
Cause it's dark as a dungeon
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and damp as the dew
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Where the dangers are double and
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your pleasures are few
Where that rain never falls and
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that sun never shines
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Well, it's dark as a dungeon
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way down in the mines
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C
Now I hope when I die
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and the ages do roll
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That my body will blacken
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and turn into coal
Then I'll look down from
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my heavenly home
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And I'll pity that miner who's
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a -diggin' my bones
Cause it's dark as a dungeon
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and damp as the dew
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Where the dangers are double and
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your pleasures are few
Where that rain never falls and
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that sun never shines
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it's a dungeon way down in the mud!
Outro 1
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