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Air In the Cottage by the Sea	A
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Come listen to a painful story	A
A mother is going to tell	B
For her heart is over flowing	C
For that one she loved so well	B
It's of a little infant daughter	D
Mild and lovely bright and fair	E
She has left this world forever	D
Left this world of grief and care	E
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Chorus	F
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Alone all alone	G
In the grave yard she is sleeping	C
That little one we loved so well	B
God her little soul is keeping	C
For he doeth all things well	B
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Oh how sadly we'll remember	D
On a bright and pleasant day	H
It was the very last of summer	D
That her spirit fled away	H
Fled away from earth forever	D
Gone to dwell with Him above	I
Where little angels dwell together	D
In His everlasting love	I
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Oh we miss our little Minnie	A
With blue eyes and flaxen hair	E
Oh we loved our little Minnie	A
And we miss her every where	E
Yes we miss her at the table	J
Every morning noon and night	K
While she sat with us together	D
For she was our heart's delight	K
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On the twenty fifth of August	L
Eighteen hundred and seventy three	A
God he called her then to leave us	F
And a parting had to be	A
As the day it was declining	C
The sun was down behind the trees	M
Little Minnie she was dying	C
Her little soul it had to leave	N
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Left this world of earthly trouble	J
And her friends that loved her dear	O
Father mother sister brother	D
Her place with them is vacant here	P
Her little soul is at rest forever	D
In our Father's heavenly home	Q
Her little form is sweetly sleeping	C
In the cold and silent tomb	R
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Oh she was our eldest daughter	D
She was handsome to behold	S
Every one that knew her loved her	D
And her age was four years old	S
And we miss her merry laughter	D
Through the house she used to roam	Q
That little one we'll not forget her	D
In our dear and loving home	Q
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Oh how oft times we have kissed her	D
And caressed her little form	T
God of heaven knows we loved her	D
From the day that she was born	U
On a day of independence	V
Eighteen hundred and sixty nine	W
God he gave to us a present	X
Of that little girl so fine	W

Julia Ann Moore

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