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When the soft sweet wind o' the south went by	A
I dwelt in the light of a dark brown eye	A
And out where the robin sang his song	B
We lived and loved while the days were long	B
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In the sweet sweet eves when the moon swung high	A
We wandered under the starry sky	A
Or sat in the porch and the moon looked through	C
The latticed wall where the roses grew	C
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My lips that hd no lover's kiss	D
You taught the art till they trilled in bliss	D
And the moon and the stars and the roses knew	C
That the heart you won was pure and true	C
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But true hearts weary men maybe	E
For you grew weary of love and me	E
Over the porch the dead vines hang	F
And a mourning dove sobs where the robin sang	F
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In a warmer clime does another sigh	A
Under the light of your dark brown eye	A
Did you follow the soft sweet wing o' the south	G
And are you kissing a redder mouth	G
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Lips may be redder and eyes more bright	H
The face may be fairer you see to night	H
But never love while the stars shall shine	I
Will you find a heart that is truer than mine	I
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Sometime perhaps when south winds blow	J
You will think of a love you used to know	J
Sometime perhaps when a robin sings	K
Your heart will go back to olden things	K
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Sometime you will weary of this world's arts	L
Of deceit and change and hollow hearts	L
And wearying sigh for the 'used to be '	-
And your feet will turn to the porch and me	E
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I shall watch for you here when days grow long	B
I shall list for your step through the robin's song	B
I shall sit in the porch where the moon looks through	C
And a vacant chair will wait for you	C
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You may stray and forget and rove afar	M
But my changeless love like the polar star	M
Will draw you at length o'er land and sea	E
And I know you will yet come back to me	E
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The years may come and the years may go	J
But sometime again when south winds blow	J
When roses bloom and the moon swings high	A
I shall live in he light of your dark brown eye	A

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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