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O He was the boy of the house you know	A
A jolly and rollicking lad	B
He never was sick he never was tired	C
And nothing could make him sad	B
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If he started to play at sunrise	D
Not a rest would he take at noon	E
No day was so long from beginning to end	F
But his bed time came too soon	E
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Did someone urge that he make less noise	G
He would say with a saucy grin	H
Why one boy alone doesn't make much stir	I
O sakes I wish I was a twin	H
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There's two of twins and it must be fun	J
To go double at everything	K
To holler by twos and whistle by twos	L
To stamp by twos and to sing	K
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His laugh was something to make you glad	B
So brimful was it of joy	M
A conscience he had perhaps in his breast	N
But it never troubled the boy	M
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You met him out on the garden path	O
The terrier at his heels	P
And knew by the shout he hailed you with	Q
How happy a youngster feels	P
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The maiden auntie was half distraught	R
With his tricks as the days went by	S
The most mischievous child in all the world	T
She said with a shrug and a sigh	S
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His father owned that her words were true	U
His mother declared each day	V
He was putting wrinkles into her face	W
And turning her brown hair gray	V
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His grown up sister referred to him	X
As a trouble a trial a grief	Y
The way he ignored all rules she said	Z
Was something beyond belief	Y
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It never troubled the boy of the house	A2
He revelled in racket and din	H
Had only one regret in the world	T
He hadn't been born a twin	H
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There's nobody making a noise to day	V
There's nobody stamping the floor	B2
'Tis strangely silent upstairs and down	C2
White ribbons upon the door	B2
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The terrier's whining out in the sun	J
Where's my comrade he seems to say	V
Turn your plaintive eyes away little dog	D2
There's no frolic for you to day	V
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The freckle faced girl from the house next door	B2
Is sobbing her young heart out	E2
Don't cry little girl you'll soon forget	F2
The laugh and the merry shout	E2
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The grown up sister is kissing his face	W
And calling him angel and sweet	G2
And the maiden aunt is nursing the boots	H2
He wore on his restless feet	G2
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So big so solemn the old house seems	I2
No uproar no racket no din	H
No shrill peal of laughter no voice shrieking out	E2
O sakes I wish I was a twin	H
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A man and a woman white with grief	Y
Watch the wearisome moments creep	J2
Oh the loneliness touches everything	K
The boy of the house is asleep	J2

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