Biography:
The Pine Box Boys: Singers of songs of murder and misery.
"Daddy told me that when they use to embalm bodies they had to burn sulfur in the room to overpower the stench of the deceased. That's kinda what The Pine Box Boys are."
"We never wanted any of them ladies to get killed. But they kept on bleeding and Willie kept on stabbing, so, well, I reckon we HAD to write a song about it."
"We just hope to be an inspiration to the kids."
"If you wrote the greatest murder ballads in the world, we'd listen to you."
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[Verse 1]
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A man is born a slave, O Lord, or a man is born a chief
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I'll always be a beggar, Lord, and I'll always be a thief
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Before I grow dark and old and lose my eyes to see
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I'll pay back all the things I owe -- if you remember me, Lord, Lord
[Chorus]
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Will you remember me?
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Will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Will you remember me?
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[Verse 2]
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Lord, I'll remember your flesh when you give me bread
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Lord, I'll remember your blood when you give me wine instead
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I know you gotta be hotter than hell hanging up on that tree
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Now, if I give you a sip of wine, will you remember me, Lord? Lord
[Chorus]
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Will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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[Verse 3]
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I know I'm soon to slumber, Lord, for all eternity
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If I wake up tomorrow, Lord, then let me wake up free
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Well I have crossed the river twice to see what I must be
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And after I have come this far, will you remember me, Lord? Lord
[Chorus]
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Will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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Will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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[Verse 1]
Dm C
A man is born a slave, O Lord, or a man is born a chief
G Dm
I'll always be a beggar, Lord, and I'll always be a thief
Dm C
Before I grow dark and old and lose my eyes to see
G Dm
I'll pay back all the things I owe -- if you remember me, Lord, Lord
[Chorus]
Dm
Will you remember me?
C
Will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
Dm
Will you remember me?
Dm C G Dm
[Verse 2]
Dm C
Lord, I'll remember your flesh when you give me bread
G Dm
Lord, I'll remember your blood when you give me wine instead
Dm C
I know you gotta be hotter than hell hanging up on that tree
G Dm
Now, if I give you a sip of wine, will you remember me, Lord? Lord
[Chorus]
Dm
Will you remember me?
C
Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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[Verse 3]
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I know I'm soon to slumber, Lord, for all eternity
G Dm
If I wake up tomorrow, Lord, then let me wake up free
Dm C
Well I have crossed the river twice to see what I must be
G Dm
And after I have come this far, will you remember me, Lord? Lord
[Chorus]
Dm
Will you remember me?
C
Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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Will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, Lord, will you remember me?
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Lord, will you remember me?
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