It was on the trail of riches,
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We set off upon that day,
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To the Castle keep of Carisbrooke,
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To where the treasure lay,
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And soon I found the diamond,
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At the bottom of the well,
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But that traitor of a Turnkey,
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To his death below he fell;
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a¢æ©«Have a care, have a care,
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T'was evilly come by and no good will you find there,
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Have a care, have a care,
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T'was evilly stolen, only pain and sorrow there - have a care!a¢æ?
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Then across the sea to Holland,
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With the jewel in my hand,
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Where we went to sell our treasure,
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At the house of Aldebrand,
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When he said it was no diamond,
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Through the window it was tossed,
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But that wicked man was lying,
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And we were caught in a double-cross;
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a¢æ©«Have a care, have a care,
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T'was evilly come by and no good will you find there,
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Have a care, have a care,
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T'was evilly stolen, only pain and sorrow there - have a care!a¢æ?
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a¢æ©«What shall we do with the boy who's stealing?
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What shall we do with the boy who's stealing?
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What shall we do with the boy who's stealing, early in the morning?a¢æ?
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Throw him into jail let him rot forever,
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Throw him into jail let him rot forever,
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Throw him into jail let him rot forever, early in the morning!a¢æ?
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a¢æ©«Have a care, have a care,
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T'was evilly come by and no good will you find there,
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Have a care, have a care,
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T'was evilly stolen, only pain and sorrow there - have a care!a¢æ?
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Treasure And Betrayal
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Chris De Burgh |