The Bachelor's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEECC FFGHCC DDIICC JJKKCC| While I keep my lonely hall | A |
| You are welcome one and all | A |
| As I sing my little song | B |
| Stay I'll cheer you all day long | B |
| And sow my bachelor buttons | C |
| And sow my bachelor buttons | C |
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| While this world is wild with glee | D |
| Chime I now my song to thee | D |
| In my bosom lurks no care | E |
| I can loiter everywhere | E |
| And sow my bachelor buttons | C |
| And sow my bachelor buttons | C |
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| Oh dear what a happy life | F |
| For the man who has no wife | F |
| To bind with sore distresses | G |
| And silk and satin dresses | H |
| While he sows his bachelor buttons | C |
| While he sows his bachelor buttons | C |
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| His heart is ever merry | D |
| His way is bright and cheery | D |
| No peevish baby crying | I |
| No jealous wife a sighing | I |
| While he sows his bachelor buttons | C |
| While he sows his bachelor buttons | C |
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| Ah praise the God who hath given | J |
| A life so much like heaven | J |
| Quit it Oh no I'll never | K |
| But live happy forever | K |
| And sow my bachelor buttons | C |
| And sow my bachelor buttons | C |
Edward Smyth Jones
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