Songs By a Song Writer
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Of church, church-rates, and church-courts tired, Ah, " Long live Uncle Sam !" But when I think of Lynch, the judge, And what his verdicts mean. Ah, back to loyalty I budge, Yes, then, " God save the Queen !" When, startled by the mighty pace At which you move, I am, While we seem lagging in the race, Then, " Long live Uncle Sam !" But when I think your wondrous growth More slaves and chains may mean. To be a Yankee straight I *m loth.
Ah, then, " Gpd save the Queen !" God bless them ! Vanguard...s of the free, In wrath at times I am With both, but proud I guess we be Of you, O Uncle Sam !
I VE WATCHED YOU FROM THE SHORE. 31 And you, we know your noise and fuss At us, but love can mean, I Ve heard you cry at times with us, Yes, Sam, " God save the Queen!" I'VE WATCHED YOU FROM THE SHORE.
I 'VE watched you from the shore.
And I 've watched you to the ship, With a quick tear in the eye.
And a quiver on the lip ; And distance hides at last.
From where, cold and still, I stand. The last gaze of your shoreward look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of church, church-rates, and church-courts tired, Ah, " Long live Uncle Sam !" But when I think of Lynch, the judge, And what his verdicts mean. Ah, back to loyalty I budge, Yes, then, " God save the Queen !" When, startled by the mighty pace At which you move, I am, While we seem lagging in the race, Then, " Long live Uncle Sam !" But when I think your wondrous growth More slaves and chains may mean. To be a Yankee straight I *m loth.
Ah, then, " Gpd save the Queen !" God bless them ! Vanguard...s of the free, In wrath at times I am With both, but proud I guess we be Of you, O Uncle Sam !
I VE WATCHED YOU FROM THE SHORE. 31 And you, we know your noise and fuss At us, but love can mean, I Ve heard you cry at times with us, Yes, Sam, " God save the Queen!" I'VE WATCHED YOU FROM THE SHORE.
I 'VE watched you from the shore.
And I 've watched you to the ship, With a quick tear in the eye.
And a quiver on the lip ; And distance hides at last.
From where, cold and still, I stand. The last gaze of your shoreward look.
What to read after Songs By a Song Writer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, W. C. (William Cox), 1820-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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