Hello Stranger

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    Hello stranger, put your loving hand in mine,
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    hello stranger, put your loving hand in mine,
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    you are a stranger, and you're a pal of mine.

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    Get up rounder, let a working may lay down,
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    get up rounder, let a working man lay down,
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    you are a rounder, but you're all out and down.

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    Every time I ride Six and Fourth Street car,
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    every time I ride Six and Fourth Street car,
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    I can see my baby peeping through the bars.

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    She bowed her head, she waved both hands at me,
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    she bowed her head, she waved both hands at me,
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    I'm prison bound, I'm longing to be free.

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    Oh, I'll see you, when your troubles are like mine,
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    oh, I'll see you, when your troubles are like mine,
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    oh, I'll see you, when you haven't got a dime.

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    Weeping like a willow and mourning like a dove,
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    weeping like a willow and mourning like a dove,
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    there's a girl of the country that I really love.