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THEY were men of many nations, they were men of many stations, / They were men in many places, and of high and low degree; / Men of many types and faces, but, alike in all the races, / They were men I met in trouble, and the men who stuck to me.
Some were friends, but most were strangers; some were weary world-wide / rangers; / Some in freedom were in prison, and in prison some were free, / Oh, I have a vivid vision of the men I met in prison -- / In the craving for tobacco they were men who stuck to me.