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Do not mind my crying Papa I am not crying for pain	A
Do not mind my shaking Papa I am not shaking with fear	B
Tho' the wild wild wind is bideous to hear	C
And I see the snow and the rain	A
When will you come back again	D
Papa Papa	E
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Somebody else that you love Papa	E
Somebody else that you dearly love	F
Is weary like me because you're away	G
Sometimes I see her lips tremble and move	H
And I seem to know what they're going to say	G
And every day and all the long day	G
I long to cry 'Oh Mamma Mamma	E
When will Papa come back again '	-
But before I can say it I see the pain	A
Creeping up on her white white cheek	I
As the sweet sad sunshine creeps up the white wall	J
And then I am sorry and fear to speak	I
And slowly the pain goes out of her cheek	I
As the sad sweet sunshine goes from the wall	J
Oh I wish I were grown up wise and tall	J
That I might throw my arms round her neck	K
And say 'Dear Mamma oh what is it all	J
That I see and see and do not see	L
In your white white face all the livelong day '	-
But she hides her grief from a child like me	L
When will you come back again	D
Papa Papa	E
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Where were you going Papa Papa	E
All this long while have you been on the sea	L
When she looks as if she saw far away	G
Is she thinking of you and what does she see	L
Are the white sails blowing	M
And the blue men rowing	M
And are you standing on the high deck	K
Where we saw you stand till the ship grew gray	G
And we watched and watched till the ship was a speck	K
And the dark came first to you far away	G
I wish I could see what she can see	L
But she hides her grief from a child like me	L
When will you come back again	D
Papa Papa	E
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Don't you remember Papa Papa	E
How we used to sit by the fire all three	L
And she told me tales while I sat on her knee	L
And heard the winter winds roar down the street	N
And knock like men at the window pane	A
And the louder they roared oh it seemed more sweet	N
To be warm and warm as we used to be	L
Sitting at night by the fire all three	L
When will you come back again	D
Papa Papa	E
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Papa I like to sit by the fire	O
Why does she sit far away in the cold	P
If I had but somebody wise and old	P
That every day I might cry and say	G
'Is she changed do you think or do I forget	Q
Was she always as white as she is to day	G
Did she never carry her head up higher '	-
Papa Papa if I could but know	R
Do you think her voice was always so low	R
Did I always see what I seem to see	L
When I wake up at night and her pillow is wet	Q
You used to say her hair it was gold	P
It looks like silver to me	L
But still she tells the same tale that she told	P
She sings the same songs when I sit on her knee	L
And the house goes on as it went long ago	R
When we lived together all three	L
Sometimes my heart seems to sink Papa	E
And I feel as if I could be happy no more	S
Is she changed do you think Papa	E
Or did I dream she was brighter before	S
She makes me remember my snowdrop Papa	E
That I forgot in thinking of you	T
The sweetest snowdrop that ever I knew	T
But I put it out of the sun and the rain	A
It was green and white when I put it away	G
It had one sweet bell and green leaves four	S
It was green and white when I found it that day	G
It had one pale bell and green leaves four	S
But I was not glad of it any more	S
Was it changed do you think Papa	E
Or did I dream it was brighter before	S
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Do not mind my crying Papa	E
I am not crying for pain	A
Do not mind my shaking Papa	E
I am not shaking for fear	B
Tho' the wild wild wind is hideous to hear	C
And I see the snow and the rain	A
When will you come back again	D
Papa Papa	E

Sydney Thompson Dobell

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