Love-Songs of Childhood by Eugene Field
page 33 of 66 (50%)
page 33 of 66 (50%)
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GOOGLY-GO0 Of mornings, bright and early, When the lark is on the wing And the robin in the maple Hops from her nest to sing, From yonder cheery chamber Cometh a mellow coo - 'T is the sweet, persuasive treble Of my little Googly-Goo! The sunbeams hear his music, And they seek his little bed, And they dance their prettiest dances Round his golden curly head: Schottisches, galops, minuets, Gavottes and waltzes, too, Dance they unto the music Of my googling Googly-Goo. My heart - my heart it leapeth To hear that treble tone; What music like thy music, My darling and mine own! And patiently - yes, cheerfully I toil the long day through - My labor seemeth lightened By the song of Googly-Goo! |
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