N-The Tarpaulin Jacket
C-Charles Coote
A-G. J. Whyte-Melville
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L-                       A       tall   stal-    wart     Lan-    cer     lay      dy- ing.                              And
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L-        as     on       his    death-  bed       he     lay,             he     lay,            To his  friends who      a-
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L-       round    him     were    sigh-  ing                               These  last    dy-    ing      words   he      did
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L-            say:                             Wrap me    up     in      my        tar-  pau-    lin      jack-   et,
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L-      jack-    et,     And     say     a       poor    buf-  fer        lies    low,           lies       low,        And
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L-       six    stal-    wart    Lan-     cers    shall   car-ry  me,             car-ry me,      With    steps  sol-    emn
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L-       mourn-   ful    and         slow.