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Poor Jud Is Daid
Poor Jud is daid
Poor Jud Fry is daid
All gather round his coffin now and cry
He had a heart of gold
And he wasn't very old
Oh why did such a fella have to die
Poor Jud is daid
Poor Jud Fry is daid
He's looking oh so peaceful and serene
And serene!
He's all laid down to rest
With his hands across his chest
His fingernails have never looked so clean
And then the preacher'd get up and he'd say: "Folks, we are gathered
here to mourn and growl our brother Jud Fry, who hung himself up
by a rope in a smokehouse, and then we have been weepin' and
wailin' within some of the women." And then he'd say: "Jud was the
most misunderstood man in the territory. People used to think he was
a mean, ugly fella and they called him a dirty skunk and a northern
pig stealer.
But the folks that really knowed 'im
Knowed that neath those dirty shirts he always wore
There beated a heart as big as all outdoors
As big as all outdoors
Jud Fry loved his fellow man
He loved his fellow man
He loved the birds of the forest
And the bees of the field
He loved the mice and the vermin in the barn
And he treated the rats like equals, which he knew was right!
And he loved the little children
He loved everybody and everything in the world
Only he never let on, so nobody ever noticed
Poor Jud is Daid
Poor Jud Fry is daid
His friends all weep and wail from miles around
Miles around!
The daisies in the dell will give out a different smell
Because poor Jud is underneath the ground
Poor Jud is daid, the candle lights his head
He's layin' in a coffin made of wood
Wood
And folks are feelin' sad cause they used to treat him bad
Now they know their friend has gone for good
Good
Poor Jud is daid, a candle lights his head
He's lookin oh so pretty and so nice
He looks like he's asleep
It's a shame that he won't keep
But it's summer and we're runinng out of ice
Poor Jud...Poor Jud
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Poor Jud...Poor Jud
But it's summer and we're runinng out of ice
It's a shame that he won't keep
He looks like he's asleep
He's lookin oh so pretty and so nice
Poor Jud is daid, a candle lights his head
Good
Now they know their friend has gone for good
And folks are feelin' sad cause they used to treat him bad
Wood
He's layin' in a coffin made of wood
Poor Jud is daid, the candle lights his head
Because poor Jud is underneath the ground
The daisies in the dell will give out a different smell
Miles around!
His friends all weep and wail from miles around
Poor Jud Fry is daid
Poor Jud is Daid
Only he never let on, so nobody ever noticed
He loved everybody and everything in the world
And he loved the little children
And he treated the rats like equals, which he knew was right!
He loved the mice and the vermin in the barn
And the bees of the field
He loved the birds of the forest
He loved his fellow man
Jud Fry loved his fellow man
As big as all outdoors
There beated a heart as big as all outdoors
Knowed that neath those dirty shirts he always wore
But the folks that really knowed 'im
pig stealer.
a mean, ugly fella and they called him a dirty skunk and a northern
most misunderstood man in the territory. People used to think he was
wailin' within some of the women." And then he'd say: "Jud was the
by a rope in a smokehouse, and then we have been weepin' and
here to mourn and growl our brother Jud Fry, who hung himself up
And then the preacher'd get up and he'd say: "Folks, we are gathered
His fingernails have never looked so clean
With his hands across his chest
He's all laid down to rest
And serene!
He's looking oh so peaceful and serene
Poor Jud Fry is daid
Poor Jud is daid
Oh why did such a fella have to die
And he wasn't very old
He had a heart of gold
All gather round his coffin now and cry
Poor Jud Fry is daid
Poor Jud is daid
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