Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
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Poor Ellen Smith,
how was she found?
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Shot through the heart,
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lying cold on the ground.
Her body was mangled and
all passed around,
and blood marks the spot
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where poor Ellen was found.
They picked up her body
and carried it away
And now she is sleeping
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in some lonesome old grave
Who had the heart and who had the brain
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To shoot my little darling
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on this cold, lonesome plain?
They picked up their rifles
and hunted us down
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They found us a loaf in all around town
The Jewie may convict me
and God knows they can
But I'll know I died as
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an innocent man
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I've been in this prison
for seven long years
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Each night I see Ellen
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through my bitter tears
I got a letter yesterday, I read it today
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The flowers on her grave
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have all faded away
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The warden has told me
that soon I'll be free
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To go to her grave,
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meet that old willow tree
I'll go to her grave, and I'll say when I go
On pretty Ellen's grave,
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fairest flowers I'll throw
I'm free from the walls
of that prison at last
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But I'll never be free
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of my sins of the past
Poor Ellen Smith,
how was she found?
Shot through the heart,
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lying cold on the ground
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