Dropkick Murphys – Bring It Home (Guitar Acoustic)

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Bill Jackson's just as good or bad as any man I've seen

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He's just about as good or bad as either you or me

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When Bill would come home late at night from a party or a spree

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He'd bring his wife an electric gift and here's what Bill would say

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Good morning dear, good evening dear, good afternoon I say

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I stopped to haven't a friendly chat with a neighbor down the way

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When I saw her connections and all the things they'll do

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I thought, my dear, I'd buy a few and bring them home for you

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A mixer and a toaster, he plugged into the wall

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A stew pot and a coffee pot to boil things you boil

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Her home looked like a hardware store, it shined so bright and gay

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And every trip Bill snuck back home, these same old words he'd say

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Good morning dear, good evening dear, good afternoon I say

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I stopped to haven't a friendly chat with a neighbor down the way

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When I saw her connections and all the things they'll do

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I thought, my dear, I'd buy a few and bring them home for you

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This wash machine and wringer to make your linens white

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That iron here, that sweeper there to make your work so light

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This beater here, this heater here, I guess you think me strange

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For carrying on my shoulders such a big electric range

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Good morning dear, good evening dear, good afternoon I say

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I stopped to haven't a friendly chat with a neighbor down the way

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When I saw her connections and all the things they'll do

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I thought, my dear, I'd buy a few and bring them home for you

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One winter night the ground was white and covered o'er in sleet

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The morning sun, already high as Bill came down the street

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When Bill got home his wife was gone, she left this front door note

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Twas with a sickly trembling hand Bill read the words she wrote

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Good morning dear, good evening dear, good afternoon I say

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I'm having the friendliest chat of my life with the neighbor down the way

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And I'm checking their connections to see the things they'll do

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It occurred they'd make a mighty fine replacement for you

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Good morning dear, good evening dear, good afternoon I say

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I stopped to have a friendly chat with a neighbor down the way

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I'm checking their connections to see the things they'll do

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It occurred they'd make a mighty fine replacement for you