And the poor old ma, she hasn't got a penny, she hasn't got a penny, and she's getting the kids ready.
The poor old ma, she's getting the kids ready, she hasn't got a penny to her name.
It's all so lonely, always left to sun or ony, down to black and amber, treating strangers like they're kings.
It's all so lonely, always left to sun or ony, sitting in the evening, wondering what the day will bring.
The dar out there, he's sinking one a manny, he's sinking one a manny, he's shouting up Kilkenny.
And the dar out there, he's drinking pints of plain, and smoking twenty major winter change.
It's all so lonely.
It's all so lonely, always left to sun or ony, down to black and amber, treating strangers like they're kings.
It's all so lonely, always left to sun or ony, sitting in the evening, wondering what the day will bring.
The poor old ma, she's working night and morning, she's working night and morning, and she can't afford the yawning.
The poor old ma, she's working night and morning, and she can't afford the yawning.

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