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Geraldine Geraldine	A
Do you remember where	B
The willows used to screen	A
The water flowing fair	B
The mill stream's banks of green	A
Where first our love begun	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
Do you remember how	D
From th' old bridge we would lean	A
The bridge that's broken now	D
To watch the minnows sheen	A
And the ripples of the Run	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
Do you remember too	E
The old beech tree between	A
Whose roots the wild flowers grew	E
Where oft we met at e'en	F
When stars were few or none	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
The bark has grown around	G
The names I cut therein	H
And the truelove knot that bound	G
The love knot clear and clean	A
I carved when our love begun	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
The roof of the farmhouse gray	I
Is fallen and mossy green	A
Its rafters rot away	I
The old path scarce is seen	A
Where oft our feet would run	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
Through each old tree and bough	D
The lone winds cry and keen	A
The place is haunted now	D
With ghosts of what has been	H
With dreams of love long done	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
There in your world of wealth	J
There where you move a queen	A
Broken in heart and health	J
Does there ever rise a scene	A
Of days your soul would shun	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C
	-
Geraldine Geraldine	A
Here 'mid the rose and rue	E
Would God that your grave were green	A
And I were lying too	E
Here on the hill I mean	A
Where oft we laughed I' the sun	C
When you were seventeen	A
And I was twenty one	C

Madison Julius Cawein

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