Poems And Songs On Home And Abroad
Poems And Songs On Home And Abroad
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I have seen no place on earth. Doctor Blackie O. That can match my place of birth. Doctor Blackie O.
Where the sweetest music wakes The bonnie glens and lakes That adorn the land of cakes. Doctor Blackie O.
THE SWEET CUCKOO.
O sing me the songs of my youthful days That I heard in the greenwood bowers, The ballads of old with their plaintive lays, So sweet in the twilight hours. My thoughts will go back while fondly you sing The scenes of my youth to review, In beautiful Spring when the woods di...d ring With the voice of the sweet cuckoo — Cuckoo, cuckoo, the voice of the sweet cuckoo.
O sing me the songs of my youthful days, Sing, sing by the light of the moon ; To-night in the shades of its witching rays.
Fain would I hear some dear old tune. Sing of the thistle and bonnie bluebell And heather so purply blue, O sing them as sweet as the notes that fall From the voice of the sweet cuckoo — Cuckoo, cuckoo, the voice of the sweet cuckoo.
O sing me the songs of my youthful days, The songs that are dearest to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have seen no place on earth. Doctor Blackie O. That can match my place of birth. Doctor Blackie O.
Where the sweetest music wakes The bonnie glens and lakes That adorn the land of cakes. Doctor Blackie O.
THE SWEET CUCKOO.
O sing me the songs of my youthful days That I heard in the greenwood bowers, The ballads of old with their plaintive lays, So sweet in the twilight hours. My thoughts will go back while fondly you sing The scenes of my youth to review, In beautiful Spring when the woods di...d ring With the voice of the sweet cuckoo — Cuckoo, cuckoo, the voice of the sweet cuckoo.
O sing me the songs of my youthful days, Sing, sing by the light of the moon ; To-night in the shades of its witching rays.
Fain would I hear some dear old tune. Sing of the thistle and bonnie bluebell And heather so purply blue, O sing them as sweet as the notes that fall From the voice of the sweet cuckoo — Cuckoo, cuckoo, the voice of the sweet cuckoo.
O sing me the songs of my youthful days, The songs that are dearest to me.
What to read after Poems And Songs On Home And Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Colville to read onlineMoreLess
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