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| Ten years ago on a cold dark night |
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| There was | someone killed 'neath the | town hall | light |
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| There were few at the scene and they all did agree |
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| That the | man who ran looked a | lot like | me. |
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| The judge said, "Son, what is your alibi? |
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| If you were | somewhere else then | you won't have to | die." |
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| I said not a word though it meant my life, |
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| I had | been in the arms of my | best friend's | wife. |
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| She walks these | hills | in a long black | veil. |
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| She visits my gr | ave | when the night winds | wail. |
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| Nobody knows, no, and | nobody | sees; | nobody | knows but | me. |
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| The scaffold was high and eternity near |
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| She | stood in the crowd and | shed not a | tear |
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| But sometimes at night when the cold wind moans |
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| In a | long black veil she | cries over my | bones. |
| She walks these hills in a long black veil |
| She visits my grave where the night winds wail. |
| Nobody knows, no, and nobody sees; nobody knows but me. |
| submitted by Kyle Still |