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1. The old man can't keep his wife at home, / She dearly loves abroad to roam, / She will but eat the choicest meat, / And leave th'old man the bone. / Herself must have good cheer, / Herself drink humming beer. / A merry life lives she, / For her heart is full of glee. / CHORUS: The old man can't keep his wife at home, / She dearly loves abroad to roam, &c.