When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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A Rose from her hair. She gave me a rose from her hair, And she hid her young heart within it. I could hardly speak from despair, Till she gave that rose from her hair, And leaned out over the stair With a blush as she stooped to pin it. She gave me a rose from her hair, And she hid her young heart within it. When I told her my Love. When I told her my love, She was maidenly shy, And she bit at her glove. I gave Cupid a shove; Yes, I begged him to try, When I told her my love What was she thinking of As she uttered that sigh And she bit at her glove? |
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