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On thy bank , In a rank , Let thy swans sing her , And with their music Along let them bring her . In all our Britainy There's not a fairer , Nor can you fit any Should you compare her . Angels her eyelids keep , All hearts surprising ...
On thy bank , In a rank , Let thy swans sing her , And with their music Along let them bring her . In all our Britainy There's not a fairer , Nor can you fit any Should you compare her . Angels her eyelids keep , All hearts surprising ...
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Golden slumbers kiss your eyes , Smiles awake you when you rise ; Sleep , pretty wantons , do not cry , And I will sing a lullaby , Rock them , rock them , lullaby . Care is heavy , therefore sleep you , You are care , and care must ...
Golden slumbers kiss your eyes , Smiles awake you when you rise ; Sleep , pretty wantons , do not cry , And I will sing a lullaby , Rock them , rock them , lullaby . Care is heavy , therefore sleep you , You are care , and care must ...
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Tobacco is a critic , This makes me sing , So ho ho , That still old paper turneth ; so ho ho , boys , Whose labor and care Ho boys , sound I loudly ; Is as smoke in the air Earth ne'er did breed That ascends from a rag when it Such a ...
Tobacco is a critic , This makes me sing , So ho ho , That still old paper turneth ; so ho ho , boys , Whose labor and care Ho boys , sound I loudly ; Is as smoke in the air Earth ne'er did breed That ascends from a rag when it Such a ...
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