When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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Hard Hit. I guess that I'm done for, old chappie! Done, whether she loves me or not,-- But don't look so deuced unhappy,-- Y'know it was I fired the shot. Thanks, awfully. Give me the whiskey,-- There's a horrible pain in my head; It's queer that my nerves should be frisky When my heart is as heavy as lead. I'm worthless; I own it! She told me, That night at the Country Club ball,-- Don't try, dear old fellow, to hold me,-- Ah, Nellie!--it's over!--don't call! She told me my life had been wasted, That my money had ruined my mind, That I'd not left a pleasure untasted,-- Had been a disgrace to mankind! And now she's to marry another,-- A poor man, but honest and strong, Who had never a passion to smother, And never a chance to do wrong. |
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