| of Girls: How Beautifully Blue the sky
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| The glass is rising very high
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| Continue fine I hope it may
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| And yet it rained but yesterday
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| Tomorrow it may pour again
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| I hear the country wants some rain
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| Yet people say
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| I know not why
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| That we shall have a warm July
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| Tomorrow it may pour again
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| I hear the country wants some rain
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| Yet people say
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| I know not why
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| That we shall have a warm July
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| Mabel: Did ever maiden wake from dream of homely duty
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| To find her daylight break with such exceeding beauty
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| Did ever maiden close her eyes on waking sadness
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| To dream of such exceeding gladness!
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| Frederic: Ah yes, ah yes,
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| This is exceeding gladness
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| Girls: How Beautifully Blue the sky
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| The glass is rising very high
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| Continue fine I hope it may
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| And yet it rained but yesterday
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| Tomorrow it may pour again
|
| I hear the country wants some rain
|
| Yet people say
|
| I know not why
|
| That we shall have a warm July
|
| Tomorrow it may pour again
|
| I hear the country wants some rain
|
| Yet people say
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| I know not why
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| That we shall have a warm July
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| (Tomorrow it may pour again…) |
| Frederic: Did ever pirate roll his soul in guilty dreaming
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| And wake to find that soul with peace and virtue beaming!
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| Girls: How Beautifully Blue the sky
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| The glass is rising very high
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| Continue fine I hope it may
|
| And yet it rained but yesterday
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| Tomorrow it may pour again
|
| I hear the country wants some rain
|
| Yet people say
|
| I know not why
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| That we shall have a warm July
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| Mabel: Did ever maiden wake from dream of homely duty
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| To find her daylight break with such exceeding beauty
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| Did ever maiden close her eyes on waking sadness
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| To dream of such exceeding gladness!
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| Frederic: Did ever pirate loathed
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| Forsake his hideous mission
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| To find himself bethrothed to lady of position!
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| Ah yes, ah yes,
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| Ah yes, ah yes,
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| AH YES! |