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What will become o' the bairns, father, When we are awa' ?
Will life for them be sunshine and peace, Light and comfort, that never will cease f No ! come will storm as well as the calm, Life's bitter cup, as well as its balm, When we are awa'.
What will become o' the bairns, father, When we are awa' ? Will life brim over with hope and joy, Pleasures that fade not, free from alloy ? No ! there will be many heart-aches sore, And bleak disappointment sad in store, When we are awa'.
Oh! will the ba...irns be happy, father, When we are awa' ?
Will they call to mind the dear home hearth, With all its sweet joy and gladsome mirth ? Oh, yes, they will, when oot o' the fold, And new friends take the place of the old, When we are awa'.
What will become o' the bairns, father, When we are awa' ?
Will they oft think of their childhood's days, And all the father's and mother's ways? Yes ! these will all come back to them then, When we baith are far beyond their ken, When we are awa'.
We'll lippen them to the dear Lord's care, When we are awa' ; A shadow of rock He'll to them be, A shelter safe on life's storn^' sea ; A dwelling-place for ever and aye, On to the years of eternal day, When we are awa'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What will become o' the bairns, father, When we are awa' ?
Will life for them be sunshine and peace, Light and comfort, that never will cease f No ! come will storm as well as the calm, Life's bitter cup, as well as its balm, When we are awa'.
What will become o' the bairns, father, When we are awa' ? Will life brim over with hope and joy, Pleasures that fade not, free from alloy ? No ! there will be many heart-aches sore, And bleak disappointment sad in store, When we are awa'.
Oh! will the ba...irns be happy, father, When we are awa' ?
Will they call to mind the dear home hearth, With all its sweet joy and gladsome mirth ? Oh, yes, they will, when oot o' the fold, And new friends take the place of the old, When we are awa'.
What will become o' the bairns, father, When we are awa' ?
Will they oft think of their childhood's days, And all the father's and mother's ways? Yes ! these will all come back to them then, When we baith are far beyond their ken, When we are awa'.
We'll lippen them to the dear Lord's care, When we are awa' ; A shadow of rock He'll to them be, A shelter safe on life's storn^' sea ; A dwelling-place for ever and aye, On to the years of eternal day, When we are awa'.
What to read after Poems a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectionspans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hutchinson Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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