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Lyrics:
Back when I was young and gay, in the fledgling of my prime Back then, when I blew through all my time You met me like a gurgling spring And I a stream nearby Hardly even noticing it passing I'd court the fairest far and wide I'd walk the hills and ridges I met them in their parlor rooms a-fancy I'd drink and swarp, swarp and spark Through all the towns I'd ride And went about a tomcat and a dandy
From Catlettsburg to Bluefield, boys
I've seen and had a time I gave my all and took my pleasures randy Toe to toe, cheek to cheek And waltz on a switchblade knife I went about a tomcat and a dandy
When the curtain falls on the part I play Too soon for the ones that knowed me Raise a toast and toss me roses from the balcony Let the thorn and flower and the warm applause Be right and proper eulogy Not a dry eye 'mongst the tomcats and the dandies
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