My Ohio home
Book details
- Title
- My Ohio home
- Publication year listed
- 1927
- Format
- Public domain eBook
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About this book
My Ohio home
Author: Donaldson, Walter, 1893-1947
Year: 1927
[Verse 1] Somehow it seems just at the close of the day / Wherever I roam, I think about home. / I seem to drift farther and farther away, / But I’d never be blue if wishes came true. / I’m blue ‘cause [Chorus] I want to wake up in the morning, / And hear the birdies say “Good Morning” / The way they always say ‘Good Morning” / In my Ohio Home. / I want to ramble ‘mid [amid] the roses. / I know just where to find the roses, / I used to ramble ‘mid [amid] the roses / In my Ohio Home. / Got to thinking it over / At the close of the day, / Got to dreaming of clover / And new mown hay and say, / I want to wander in the moonlight; / And meet my sweetie in the moonlight. / I used to meet her in the moonlight, / In my Ohio Home. [Verse 2] Feeling this way just ‘cause it’s gettin’ toward spring, / Each blossoming tree is beckoning me. / Only today I heard a meadow lark sing / And his little old song said “Hurry along” / I’m blue ‘cause [Chorus repeats]