| Down a little winding trail in old Wyoming
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| To a little shack with roses 'round the door
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| There’s a little blue-eyed curly headed maiden
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| That I’ve been longing just to see once more
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| She’s as sweet as the lily of the valley
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| And you can bet she’s all the world to me
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| We met down in the hills of old Wyoming
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| It was there she gave her little heart to me
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| Now ev’ry night we’ll stroll beneath the stars up above
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| And let the bright silv’ry moon-beams smile on our love
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| Hand in hand down that little old trail we’ll wander
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| Where the songbirds in the treetops sweetly sing
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| Then we’ll plan and name the day that you’ll be mine dear
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| When your hand will wear a little golden ring
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| As the twilight softly falls each night she’s waiting
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| 'Mid the roses by the old garden gate
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| Underneath her bonnet golden curls hanging
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| A smile so bright and cheery on her face
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| Down beside a little babb’ling brook we’ll wander
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| 'Neath summer skies where all the world is still
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| 'Till once again it’s time to say, «Goodnight dear
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| I’ll be with you when the sun sets on the hill.» |