Subj : Re: Happy, Shiny SotD To : alt.tv.farscape From : Tyler Trafford Date : Thu Sep 22 2005 15:19:01 From Newsgroup: alt.tv.farscape Jim Larson wrote: > Tyler Trafford wrote: >> Jim Larson wrote: >>> This came up recently in regard to Oh, Brother Where Art Thou? >>> >>> O Death >>> Ralph Stanley >>> >>> O, Death, >>> O, Death, >>> Won't you spare me over til another year? >>> Well, what is this that I can't see >>> With ice cold hands takin' hold of me? >>> Well, I am Death, none can excel, >>> I'll open the door to heaven or hell. >>> "Whoa, Death", someone would pray, >>> "Could you wait to call me another day?" >>> The children prayed, the preacher preached, >>> Time and mercy is out of your reach. >>> I'll fix your feet so you can't walk. >>> I'll lock your jaw so you can't talk. >>> I'll close your eyes so you can't see. >>> This very hour, come and go with me. >>> I'm Death; I come to take the soul, >>> Leave the body and leave it cold, >>> To drop the flesh off of the frame; >>> The earth and worm both have a claim. >>> O, Death, >>> O, Death, >>> Won't you spare me over til another year? >>> My mother came to my bed, >>> Placed a cold towel upon my head. >>> My head is warm, my feet are cold. >>> Death is a-movin upon my soul. >>> Oh, Death how you're treating me. >>> You've closed my eyes so I can't see. >>> Well, you're hurting my body, >>> You make me cold. >>> You run my life right out of my soul. >>> Oh, Death please consider my age. >>> Please don't take me at this stage. >>> My wealth is all at your command >>> If you will move your icy hand. >>> Oh, the young, the rich or poor >>> Hunger like me you know. >>> No wealth, no land, no silver, no gold >>> Nothing satisfies me but your soul. >>> O, Death, >>> O, Death, >>> Won't you spare me over til another year? >>> Won't you spare me over til another year? >>> Won't you spare me over til another year? >> >> MAYBE. > > I don't cotton to wishy-washy Deaths. I LIKE TO MAKE IT A SURPRISE. -- Tyler Trafford "If the King's English was good enough for Jesus, it's good enough for me!" -- "Ma" Ferguson, Governor of Texas (circa 1920) .