When hearts are trumps by Thomas Winthrop Hall
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Sell Her,--That's Right.
Sell her,--that's right! She is young, she is fair; There's the light of the sun in the coils of her hair. And her soul is as white as the first flakes of snow That are falling to-night. 'T is a bargain, a "go" Sell her,--that's right! Sell her,--that's right! For a bag full of gold. Put her down in your ledger, and label her "Sold" She's only a beauty with somebody's name, And the Church for a pittance will wash out the shame. Sell her,--that's right! Time and Place. Hasten on! The mad moonlight is beaming On the hatred and love 'twixt us two; And it beams on the maid who is dreaming, And the grave made for me or for you. Time and place,--love and life in the balance, Fear and hope in the glance of your eye. Draw your blade! Forget not we are gallants Who can laugh at our fate as we die. On your guard! There'll be blood on the metal |
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