Songs of Cheer
Songs of Cheer
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You will find that life is pleasant If your heart is beating true, Does not matter where you live at, For the test is all in you.
SONGSOFCHEER 27 A Plea If you will let me I will love you, My little fussy gal, You know I have not got a sou, Yet I can be your pal.
I will do without tobacco, And every other vice, If only I can be your beau — Now don't you say it twice.
Singing Hand in hand we go together, Singing of the world so bright; Everyone meets some dull weather Ere the day turns into nigh...t.
Never mind your times of sorrow, Singing drives away all pain, For of trouble if you borrow Life will then be lived in vain.
Home Love, and a home and a garden so fine, Some books and a smile, and things superfine, The voice of the child, the scent of the lea, In a land of sweet charms where all is so free — Ah, bless us, and help us, and keep us from harm, And give us that glory for all full of charm : I love it and keep it that I may behold The sunshine and beauty that never grows old.
J 28 SONGS OF CHEER I Sweetheart's Smiles My sweetheart has the bluest eyes, The sweetest, reddest lips, She is to me my Paradise, And I her nectar sips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will find that life is pleasant If your heart is beating true, Does not matter where you live at, For the test is all in you.
SONGSOFCHEER 27 A Plea If you will let me I will love you, My little fussy gal, You know I have not got a sou, Yet I can be your pal.
I will do without tobacco, And every other vice, If only I can be your beau — Now don't you say it twice.
Singing Hand in hand we go together, Singing of the world so bright; Everyone meets some dull weather Ere the day turns into nigh...t.
Never mind your times of sorrow, Singing drives away all pain, For of trouble if you borrow Life will then be lived in vain.
Home Love, and a home and a garden so fine, Some books and a smile, and things superfine, The voice of the child, the scent of the lea, In a land of sweet charms where all is so free — Ah, bless us, and help us, and keep us from harm, And give us that glory for all full of charm : I love it and keep it that I may behold The sunshine and beauty that never grows old.
J 28 SONGS OF CHEER I Sweetheart's Smiles My sweetheart has the bluest eyes, The sweetest, reddest lips, She is to me my Paradise, And I her nectar sips.
What to read after Songs of Cheer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin S Franklin Smith Farquhar to read onlineMoreLess
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