Mad John

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There was an old man, who lived 
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in a green wood,
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Nobody knew him, or what he had 
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done,
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But mothers would say to their 
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children 'Beware of Mad John'.

VERSE 2:
John would sing with the birds in 
the morning,
Laugh witht the wind in the cold 
hand of night,
But people from behind their 
curtains said 'He's not quite 
right'.

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John, had it sussed,
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He was living the life of a tramp,
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His bed was the cold and the damp,
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But the sun was his friend: he was 
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free.

VERSE 3:
So here was a wise one, who loved 
all the haters,
Loved them so much that their hate 
turned to fear,
And shaking from behind their 
curtains the loved ones would hear:

VERSE 4:
Ay-diddle aye di, diddle aye di and 
di di,
Ay-diddle aye di, diddle aye di, di 
di,
Ay-diddle aye di, diddle aye di, 
diddle aye di, aye diddle aye-di di.