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 i  old, i am weary
 and i'm coming  to die
 would you bury me by the old oak 
 'tween the river  the Ashley
 oh  won't you bury me
 
 i'm the  of a merchant
 claimed the seabrook 
 lost his spirit to  crash of '29
  my family bound for europe on the adeline
 packed my things and left my mom and  behind
 
 there the churches spot the  in an endless dawn
 and on rainbow row  walk the waterfront
 there he  me he would take me
 but  could not be
 so i left  man i loved in charleston
 
 i am old, i  weary
 and i'm coming home  die
 would you bury  by the old oak tree
 'tween the river and the 
 oh charleston, won't you bury 
 
 busted galleys, sick  soldiers
  a navy man
 wrote the queen to have him stay  term with me
 I love my  and my children but these my final days
 I am weary, and charleston  to me
 
 now  see its painted porches
 all the lazy 
 sipping tea  the evening came
 and the graveyard where my father  his southern bones
 I can hear them now the church bells sing  name
 
 i am old, i  weary
 and  coming home to die
  you bury me by the old oak tree
 'tween the  and the Ashley
 oh charleston, won't  bury me