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When the busy day is done	A
And my weary little one	A
Rocketh gently to and fro	B
When the night winds softly blow	B
And the crickets in the glen	C
Chirp and chirp and chirp again	C
When upon the haunted green	D
Fairies dance around their queen	D
Then from yonder misty skies	E
Cometh Lady Button Eyes	E
	-
Through the murk and mist and gloam	F
To our quiet cozy home	F
Where to singing sweet and low	B
Rocks a cradle to and fro	B
Where the clock's dull monotone	G
Telleth of the day that's done	A
Where the moonbeams hover o'er	H
Playthings sleeping on the floor	I
Where my weary wee one lies	E
Cometh Lady Button Eyes	E
	-
Cometh like a fleeting ghost	J
From some distant eerie coast	J
Never footfall can you hear	K
As that spirit fareth near	L
Never whisper never word	M
From that shadow queen is heard	M
In ethereal raiment dight	M
From the realm of fay and sprite	M
In the depth of yonder skies	E
Cometh Lady Button Eyes	E
	-
Layeth she her hands upon	N
My dear weary little one	A
And those white hands overspread	M
Like a veil the curly head	M
Seem to fondle and caress	O
Every little silken tress	O
Then she smooths the eyelids down	P
Over those two eyes of brown	P
In such soothing tender wise	E
Cometh Lady Button Eyes	E
	-
Dearest feel upon your brow	Q
That caressing magic now	Q
For the crickets in the glen	C
Chirp and chirp and chirp again	C
While upon the haunted green	D
Fairies dance around their queen	D
And the moonbeams hover o'er	H
Playthings sleeping on the floor	I
Hush my sweet from yonder skies	E
Cometh Lady Button Eyes	E

Eugene Field

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