The Final Curtain

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[Verse 1]
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He was a dreamer from the day___ he was born
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Now he’s an old man, and his body___ is worn
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In his eyes burns a  flame: all that remains
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Of the man that they all used to know

[Verse 2]
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Home for the first time, in many’s___ the day
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His sons and his daughters, reu-nited___ again
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Birth or death, we-dding bells, not when you’re well
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They have come for the passing a-way

[Chorus]
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And he knows___ it’s the day
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And his life flashes by, there, ‘fore his eyes
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Yes he knows___ it’s the day
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And his friends have all come
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A-waiting the curtain to fall
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Nothing can stop it at all, no, no, no

[Verse 3]
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“He was a good man,” said his wife___ to a friend
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“He always stuck by me, through thick___ and through thin
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Oh, we both had our days, made love and made hate
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But I’d do it a-gain if I could”

[Chorus]
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And he knows___ it’s the day
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And his life flashes by, there, ‘fore his eyes
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Yes he knows___ it’s the day
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And his friends have all come
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A-waiting the curtain to fall
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Nothing can stop it at all, no, no, no