The Undertaker
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The undertaker is a busy man
The undertaker is always occupied with his duty to help souls transition from life to the afterlife.

For he and death go hand in hand
The undertaker and death are inseparable, working together to carry out their respective roles.

He works all day and digs all night
The undertaker is so dedicated to his profession that he continues his tasks even at night.

He loves the dead, they are his life
The undertaker deeply cares for the deceased since they are the focus of his career.

No mortal can escape his plan
Everyone is subject to the undertaker's responsibilities, regardless of who they are or what they accomplished in life.

He sifts us all as grains of sand
The undertaker treats all individuals equally, much like how grains of sand are uniform in size and appearance.

And then one day he too shall pass
The undertaker is aware of his own mortality and inevitable death.

And as he's dying, death will laugh
As the undertaker approaches his own death, death will be the one to take him, as if laughing at the irony.

The undertaker knows no shame
The undertaker feels no guilt or remorse for his role, knowing that it is simply a necessary job.

He's come to stake his claim
The undertaker has accepted his unique place in the world and is determined to do his job to the best of his abilities.

Rich or poor, large or small
The undertaker has no bias towards any group or individual and must accept every person who passes away.

The undertaker takes them all
The undertaker's role is to provide a respectful and dignified end-of-life process to each and every person.

Undertaker
This line is simply calling out to the undertaker, either as a signal or greeting.

Bring out your dead!
This line calls the undertaker to action and urges him to begin his necessary work.

He is the undertaker
This line emphasizes the role and importance of the undertaker.

He's no remorse, just sympathy
The undertaker shows no regret or remorse about his work but instead demonstrates care and compassion for those he serves.

For all to see or so it seems
Though the undertaker's actions may seem cold at times, his true intentions are ultimately for the benefit of the deceased and their friends and family.

His work is never done
The undertaker is constantly needed and always has more tasks to accomplish.

Clients many, friends not one
Though the undertaker has many clients, he has no close friends due to the nature of his work.

But in the end we understand
Despite the misunderstood and often unfavorable opinion of the undertaker, we realize the significance of his job and its necessity.

The undertaker holds no blame
The undertaker is not at fault for the deaths of those he serves, but simply provides a necessary service.

Undertaker
This line is again calling out to the undertaker, perhaps as a farewell or final request.

Bring out your dead!
This line also serves as a final request for the undertaker's assistance.

Undertaker
This is a final reference to the undertaker's role as this song comes to a close.