I've wandered east and wandered west, I've been most everywhere I've seen some things would make you laugh, and some would make you care And some would make you care Where once there had been half the bricks there now was not a one And where her arrow once was seated well and to the mark I'd seen it fly until it came to rest inside my heart To rest inside my heart But then she told me sadly, that it was ne'er to be-- She had learned in mathematics that tis falseness that we see-- For when an arrow's started it must go by half, not all And from that it follows clearly that it cannot start at all Oh, it cannot start at all Each building that I've started has been finished in the end Each brick I've laid has kept its place spite of the stoutest wind I've heard the lady's married to some attorney from Dubuque With several lively children and a terrier named "Duke." A terrier named "Duke." But I--I've long departed, tho I'm not sure if I've went The road is long and winding, but the journey isn't spent I've never loved another like the girl who kept my heart And I've cursed the mathematics, that tore us all apart It tore us all apart I am an old brick mason now, I've traveled in my time-- I've rambled north, I've rambled south, and up and down the line
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Decent pub smoke OK for quick smoke in beer garden, peppery but not too harsh, quick burn , going to age some in humidor see how they do.
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