Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

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ADDITIONAL VERSES TO HOME, SWEET HOME
ny sous HOWARD PAYNE.
| Ious' N "espse OF the absence OF years,
no" SWEEP 'he remembrance OF hope stu appears,
The unsa.i.hed heart turn. and says, with .gh
Home home sweet sweet home
There. no place like home,
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Bat Diiae has been ehsckered with many a woe
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There's MS 1,acc like hemee
In our efforts to determine who composed
the music to which Mr.. Payne adapted his
words, Home" we find il very difficult,
with any thing like certainty, to "swear to
the truth of a song"
7Aoa,os Hasaes Bayly was most sue
cessful sonc-writer. and in early life he pub
lished volume of songs entitled Bayly's S
4Helodies." In this volume the melody or
air of " Home, Sweet Home," was given,
and credited as a Siciian melody, TO which
Baylv adaptetl the words.
$40 the home Of NV childhood. in sorrow. 1eame.
And fonaly expected to hndit the = &c.
Bayly was born in 1897, the son of an
~rinert ard wealthy solicitor, near Bath.
Destined for the church, he studied some
time at Oxford, but could not settle to SO
sober profession, and ultimately came TO
depend chiefly upon literature for support.
His most attractive lyrics turned on the
distresses of the victims of the affections in
elegant life but his muse had also her airy
and cheerful strains and he composed a
surprising number of light dramas, some OF
which have maintained their ground on the
stage. His songs are more calculated to
attract attention by their refined and hap.
py diction, than to melt US by their feeling
Several of them, as " She were arsdM Of
roses" " 0 no, ace necef mention her." and
/" J'd5e a 54taer9fn" attained to an extraor.
dinary popularity. His latter years were
marked by misfortunes, and he died of jaun
dice, in 1889.
The late Ser Henry Il. bishop claimed
q Home. Sweet Home" as his own, com
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, Th. writer Of this article, in 1858. foun,
!, tho library of Col. A. FIeminy. of Bel
Lows Falls VI an old copv Of g Home
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