Flying Cloud And One Hundred And Fifty Other Old Time Songs And Ballads of Outd
Flying Cloud And One Hundred And Fifty Other Old Time Songs And Ballads of Outd
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! me if I would see her home and with her take some "tay, " And the very moment we -got in the house the ould woman did joyfully say, "Paddy, git up from the fire and give that man a sate, Don't you see it's Mr. McGuire, that's courtm ' your sister Kate, You know right well he has a farm a little ways out of town, So git up out of that, you impudent brat, and let Mr. McGuire sit down. ' THE GIRL I LOVED IN SUNNY TENNESSEE.
On a morning bright and clear, To my old home I drew near, - Just a vill...age down in sunny Tennessee ; I was speeding on a train That would take me back again, To my sweetheart who was waiting there for me.
It had h"en but few short years Since 1 'cl kissed away her tears, And I left her at my dear old mother's side, And each day we've been apart, She's "Town dearer to my heart, Than the night I asked of her to be my bride.
Kef rain You could hear the darkies singing.
As slit said farewell to me, Far across the fields of cotton My old homestead I could see; "\Vhen the moon rose in its glory, Then I told life's sweetest story To the girl I loved in sunny Tennessee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
! me if I would see her home and with her take some "tay, " And the very moment we -got in the house the ould woman did joyfully say, "Paddy, git up from the fire and give that man a sate, Don't you see it's Mr. McGuire, that's courtm ' your sister Kate, You know right well he has a farm a little ways out of town, So git up out of that, you impudent brat, and let Mr. McGuire sit down. ' THE GIRL I LOVED IN SUNNY TENNESSEE.
On a morning bright and clear, To my old home I drew near, - Just a vill...age down in sunny Tennessee ; I was speeding on a train That would take me back again, To my sweetheart who was waiting there for me.
It had h"en but few short years Since 1 'cl kissed away her tears, And I left her at my dear old mother's side, And each day we've been apart, She's "Town dearer to my heart, Than the night I asked of her to be my bride.
Kef rain You could hear the darkies singing.
As slit said farewell to me, Far across the fields of cotton My old homestead I could see; "\Vhen the moon rose in its glory, Then I told life's sweetest story To the girl I loved in sunny Tennessee.
What to read after Flying Cloud And One Hundred And Fifty Other Old Time Songs And Ballads of Outd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Cassius Dean to read onlineMoreLess
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