Songs of the Ridings by F. W. (Frederic William) Moorman
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He leaves a track o' powder'd gowd(5)
To show where He has bin. He's got big lamps an' laatle lamps, An' lamps that twinkles red; Im capped to see Him dout 'em all Afore I'm back i' bed. But He don't laik about His wark, Or stop to hark to t' birds; He minds His business, does the Lord, An' wastes no gaumless words. I grow more like Him ivery day, For all I walk so lame; An', happen, there will coom a time I'll beat Him at His game. Thrang as Throp's wife, I'll dout my lamps Afore He's gotten so far; An' then I'll shout--"I've won my race, I've bet Him by a star." 1. Blow 2. Unsteady 3. Strange, eerie 4. Active 5. The Milky Way Our Beck |
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