Rudyard Kipling - London Stone lyrics

WHEN you come to London Town, (Grieving-grieving!) Bring your flowers and lay them down At the place of grieving. When you come to London Town, (Grieving-grieving!) Bow your head and mourn your own, With the others grieving. For those minutes, let it wake (Grieving-grieving!) All the empty-heart and ache That is not cured by grieving. For those minutes, tell no lie: (Grieving-grieving!) 'Grave, this is thy victory; And the sting of d**h is grieving.' Where's our help, from earth or heaven, (Grieving-grieving!) To comfort us for what we've given, And only gained the grieving. Heaven's too far and earth too near, (Grieving-grieving!) But our neighbour's standing here, Grieving as we're grieving. What's his burden every day? (Grieving-grieving!) Nothing man can count or weigh, But loss and love's own grieving. What is the tie betwixt us two (Grieving-grieving!) That must last our whole lives through? 'As I suffer, so do you.' That may ease the grieving.