Songs of a Savoyard by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
page 90 of 131 (68%)
page 90 of 131 (68%)
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Condole with her distress of mind -
From bias free of every kind, This trial must be tried! And when amid the plaintiff's shrieks, The ruffianly defendant speaks - Upon the other side; What HE may say you need not mind - From bias free of every kind, This trial must be tried! Ballad: The Great Oak Tree There grew a little flower 'Neath a great oak tree: When the tempest 'gan to lower Little heeded she: No need had she to cower, For she dreaded not its power - She was happy in the bower Of her great oak tree! Sing hey, Lackaday! Let the tears fall free For the pretty little flower and the great oak tree! |
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