The Bright Side of Living
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Chorus : 0, Nebraska, the gem of the prairie, The home of the true and the merry.
Stretch away, stretch away in glory, The coming years will tell a story Of thy greatness, wealth and power to be For thy people are loyal, pure and free.
The Bright Side of Living SORROW EVERYWHERE A little bird sang a song in a tree But he sang in a sad refrain, And I wondered why his little tune Had such a gloomy strain.
One day a little boy cried out, Who lived just over the way; With a broken heart he cried An...d moaned all the livelong day.
Then into a humble home I went But sat in a long reverie, For a mother with tear-stained eyes Poured out her sorrows to me.
Slowly I walked up over the hill And kept walking so far away Till I came at last to a villa That overlooked the sea so gray.
I'll enter here, I said to myself, And feast with the rich and gay ; Here I'll forget the sorrows I met This beautiful sunshiny day.
A strong brawny man bowed to enter And pushed out a chair toward me As he brushed a stream of tears And turned his face to the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chorus : 0, Nebraska, the gem of the prairie, The home of the true and the merry.
Stretch away, stretch away in glory, The coming years will tell a story Of thy greatness, wealth and power to be For thy people are loyal, pure and free.
The Bright Side of Living SORROW EVERYWHERE A little bird sang a song in a tree But he sang in a sad refrain, And I wondered why his little tune Had such a gloomy strain.
One day a little boy cried out, Who lived just over the way; With a broken heart he cried An...d moaned all the livelong day.
Then into a humble home I went But sat in a long reverie, For a mother with tear-stained eyes Poured out her sorrows to me.
Slowly I walked up over the hill And kept walking so far away Till I came at last to a villa That overlooked the sea so gray.
I'll enter here, I said to myself, And feast with the rich and gay ; Here I'll forget the sorrows I met This beautiful sunshiny day.
A strong brawny man bowed to enter And pushed out a chair toward me As he brushed a stream of tears And turned his face to the sea.
What to read after The Bright Side of Living?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray, Charles Wayne to read onlineMoreLess
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