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    The speaker addresses someone called "Sir" to explain that they are unable to sing high notes or another round because their voice is strained and their throat hurts, though they are trying their best, so they cannot continue singing.

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    I'm Not Strong, Sir: I'm Not Strong, Sir

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    Lyndi Scott
    The speaker addresses someone called "Sir" to explain that they are unable to sing high notes or another round because their voice is strained and their throat hurts, though they are trying their best, so they cannot continue singing.

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    I’m not strong, Sir: I’m not strong, Sir:

    I’m not strong, Sir, I’m not strong, Sir,


    Sure ‘tis wrong, Sir, Sure ‘tis wrong, Sir,
    Such high notes my voice do strain. Such high notes my voice do strain.

    I can’t sing a note, Sir, I can’t sing a note, Sir,


    Something hurts my throat, Sir, Something hurts my throat, Sir,
    Though I try my best, ‘tis all in vain. Though I try my best, ‘tis all in vain.

    I’m quite hoarse, Sir, I’m quite hoarse, Sir,


    So, of course, Sir, So, of course, Sir,
    I cannot sing this round again. I cannot sing this round again.

    I’m not strong, Sir: I’m not strong, Sir:

    I’m not strong, Sir, I’m not strong, Sir,


    Sure ‘tis wrong, Sir, Sure ‘tis wrong, Sir,
    Such high notes my voice do strain. Such high notes my voice do strain.

    I can’t sing a note, Sir, I can’t sing a note, Sir,


    Something hurts my throat, Sir, Something hurts my throat, Sir,
    Though I try my best, ‘tis all in vain. Though I try my best, ‘tis all in vain.

    I’m quite hoarse, Sir, I’m quite hoarse, Sir,


    So, of course, Sir, So, of course, Sir,
    I cannot sing this round again. I cannot sing this round again.

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