I love a soldier boy : Waltz song
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- Title
- I love a soldier boy : Waltz song
- Publication year listed
- 1917
- Format
- Public domain eBook
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About this book
I love a soldier boy : Waltz song
Author: Dumad, Henry D.
Year: 1917
[Verse 1] Crimson and gold was the sky in the west, / The rich purple shadows were creeping, / A mother sat thinking of one she loved best / Till the stars in the heavens were peeping / A little star smiled on her silver grey head / Then she looked up and smiled back and softly she said: [Chorus] I love a soldier boy, / And I know that he’ll be true, / And he’ll fight with all his might / ‘Neath the flag of the Red, White and Blue / And tho’ [though] oceans roll between, / My heart is still serene / For I’ll greet him / When I meet him / And I say “I’m proud of you.” [repeat] [Verse 2] Twilight is lulling the flowers to sleep, / In an old fashioned garden of roses / A lover is begging a maiden to keep / Her heart whole for him, nor supposes / Another has won it, until she exclaims “I cannot love you,” and the reason she names: [Chorus]
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