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and dfd               We  sneaked  inside  and  on  a   tomb   Our  love  was   consummated.   It's  quite  all  right,  no  doubt   we'll  wed,   Our  sin  will  go  unchidden  .  .   .   Ah!  sweeter  than  the   nuptial  bed   Are  ecstasies  forbidden.   And  as  I  held  my   sweetheart  close,   And  she  was  softly  sighing,   I  could  not  help  but  think  of   those   In  peace  below  us  lying.   Poor  folks!  No  disrespect   we  meant,   And  beg  you'll  be  forgiving;   We  hopes  the  dead  will  not   resent   The  rapture  of  the  living.   And  when  in  death  I,  too,   shall  lie,   And  lost  to  those  who  love   me,   I  wish  two  sweethearts   roving  by   Will  plight  their  troth   above  me.   Oh  do  not  think  that  I  will   grieve   To  hear  the  vows  they're   voicing,   And  if  their  love  new  life   conceive,   'Tis  I  will  be  rejoicing.