"gone goose" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1952 January 27, “New School Bus”, in Our Miss Brooks, spoken by Constance Brooks:",
          "text": "I must go where the gone goose goes/A goner goose than me nobody knows.",
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        "Synonym of goner (“someone who is doomed; a hopeless case”)."
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        "(informal) Synonym of goner (“someone who is doomed; a hopeless case”)."
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  "word": "gone goose"
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        "(informal) Synonym of goner (“someone who is doomed; a hopeless case”)."
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  "word": "gone goose"
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