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My ^Ggrandfather's ^D7clock was too ^Gtall for the ^Cshelf, so it ^Gstood ninety ^D7 years on the ^Gfloor;
It was ^Gtaller by ^D7half than the ^Gold man him^Cself, though it ^Gweight not a ^D7pennyweight ^Gmore.
It was bought on the morn of the ^D7day that he was ^Gborn, and was always his ^A7treasure and ^D7pride;
But it ^Gstopped ^D7short ^Gnever to go ^Cagain when the ^Gold ^D7man ^Gdied.

Ninety ^Gyears without slumbering, Tick Tock, Tick Tock, His life seconds numbering, Tick tock tick tock,
it stopped ^D7short ^Gnever to go ^Cagain when, when the ^Gold ^D7man ^Gdied.

At ^Gwatching its ^D7pendulum ^Gswing to and ^Cfro, Many ^Ghours he had ^D7spent as a ^Gboy
As ^Ghe grew into ^D7manhood the ^Gclock seemed to ^Cknow, For it ^Gshared every ^D7sorrow and ^Gjoy
And it struck twenty-four as he ^D7entered the ^Gdoor, With his beautiful and ^A7blushing ^D7bride.
But it ^Gstopped ^D7short ^Gnever to go ^Cagain, When the ^Gold ^D7man ^Gdied

My ^Ggrandfather ^D7said that of ^Gthose he could ^Chire, Not a ^Gservant so ^D7faithful he'd ^Gfound
For it ^Gwasted no ^D7time and it ^Ghad but one ^Cdesire At the ^Gclose of each ^D7week to be ^Gwound
Yet it kept in its place not a ^D7frown upon its ^Gface, And its hands never ^A7hung by its ^D7side
But it ^Gstopped ^D7short ^Gnever to go ^Cagain, When the ^Gold ^D7man ^Gdied

Then it ^Grang an ^D7alarm in the ^Gdead of the ^Cnight, An ^Galarm that for ^D7years had been ^Gdumb.
And we ^Gknew that his ^D7spirit was ^Gpluming for ^Cflight, That his ^Ghour for ^D7departure had ^Gcome
Yet the clock kept the time,With a ^D7soft and muffled ^Gchime, As we stood there and watched ^A7by his ^D7side
But it ^Gstopped ^D7short ^Gnever to go ^Cagain, When the ^Gold ^D7man ^Gdied

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