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One bright star in the firmament	A
One wild rose in the dew	A
And a girl like the sparkling two	A
Following the cows that went	A
Through roses wet with dew	A
Roses two by two	A
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Shy she was as the twilight skies	B
When they hesitate with stars	C
As she stood to wait at the pasture bars	C
Gazing with far off eyes	B
At the slowly coming stars	C
Over the pasture bars	C
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She hummed a tune while the cattle passed	A
And the bells in the dusk clanged clear	D
Then a whistle caught her ear	E
And she knew 'twas love at last	A
While the bells in the dusk clanged clear	D
And his whistle caught her ear	E
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The smell of the hay came warm and sweet	A
From the field there where he stood	A
The field by the old beech wood	A
Where a bird sang Sweet oh sweet	A
In the tree there where he stood	A
By the old beech wood	A
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Then a voice at the farmyard gate	A
Called to her down the road	A
Where the fireflies' lights were sowed	A
But she answered the one await	A
By the tree at the end of the road	A
Where the fireflies' lights were sowed	A
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Right young was he and brown and strong	F
As a farmer's lad should be	G
And she with her soul of witchery	E
And a heart like a bird's of song	F
All a country girl should be	G
With a soul of' witchery	E
	-
Oh I can see them yet	A
In the dusk of the long ago	H
Two lovers walking slow	H
And my eyes with tears are wet	A
For the love of the long ago	H
Love of the long ago	H

Madison Julius Cawein

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