The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-08-28

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Home In the Dear LittletC etage"
by the Murmurlng Sea" "I Dear
est Spot on Earth to Me" am6hS The
Happy Hearts at Home"
Brother Is Home Again, cries my
Brother Charlie" and taoy all say,
Welcome, Happy Revert" Lets
Dance and Sihg!"
SO We have a Merry Dance" AMI
invite Annie Laurie" Highland
Mary" Sweet Marie" little Annie
Rooney" ben Bolt" Katie LIZ and
Willie Gray" "sallle in Our lOly." {
Sweet Eyelina, Jack and Jill, Oar
by and Joan" douglas, Tender and
True, "Annabel Lee" Highland Lad
die" the Three Fishers" "Old Rosin
and Bow" "Blue-Eyed Mary" The
Little Mountain Lad, THE Girl Left
Behind Me-" The Girl Who Owns My
Heart ..el ,.--,s~.. .~'' ..r.. t. j
"Who is "The Prettest Girl I
Know?" Kathleen Mavourneen. and
she is THE Girl Who Owns "
Heart" "
She is THE Belle Of the Ball.
while There's Music in the Air" from
The Harp That once Through Tara's
Halls"
After the Ball Is Over" go out
with Katy Darling" Under the Sill
very Stars" to some Lone Rock by
the Sea, AID look at the sad Sea
Naves!"
What Are the Wild Waves say
ing, Laddie?" she asks me, Sweet
and Low"
Softly Ger the Ripping Waters"
come "Whisperings Of Love" l reply
Loves Old Sweet Song" sung by
the "Murmuring Voice of the Deep"
20 My Little Darling, l Love You'"
Happy Sailor" says she, with 4.
Eyes So Wlstful." When the Lad
dies Are All at Sea, and you'll b
Rolling on the Deep You'll Soon Fo
get Kathleen"
Foolish Maiden" says I,
Not Love Thee? My Heart Flies ave,
to You I'm Lonely, o So Lonely
When by Thy Side No More, Far on
the Deep Blue Sea- Far Far Away
In Tears l Pine for Thee, Last
Night My Heart Was All One Dream
of Love- Last Night I Was Dreaming
of Thee, and thought Some Is
Waiting for Me- On the Shor DO
you Ever Dream of Me?'"
Did You Eyerl'" cries "That
Charming Girl" with her Laughing
Eyes of Blue" "Do Love Thee?
While you were going Merrily Ger
the Calm Blue Sea- "A Funny Little
Man Came Counting Me-
" If you have Nothing More to Tel
Me-" said l, "'Thats Enough, D Int
You Think So?"
'Tis All That Can Say" replied
my Little Beauty" lin Somebody's
Dear Little Sweetheart
Alas! How Easily Things Go
Wrong" | cry. Just Last Night
Was Dreaming of You and thought
Some One Is Waiting for Me- Speed
On, My Bark, Speed On, for am
Sailing Home to Sweet Kathleen slBut
now My Poor Heart Is Broken All,
Tell Me Not We Have Loved in Vain
Tell me Beautiful Maiden, Tell Me,
Darling, That You Love Me-" and
sadly, with Tears Look Around"
''Oer the Moonlit Wavelets.
and Why Do You Watch the Lone
Deep My Lover So True and Bold?'"
cries My Pretty Queen" "Tvne
Something Sweet to Tell You
a Sailors Darling I'm Thine
Thine Only"
Let Me Fold Thee Close. Mavodr
Gen." cry in ecstasy Happy Are
We Tonight and Some Sweet Day
over the Waves Wen Float -Togeth-
err"
Some Sweet Day over the WAVES
Well Float Together! says she.
Why Don't You Name the Day,
Kathleen" l ask her.
Wed Better Bide a Vice." an
swers MY Fairest Maiden"
Then I say, "'Our Good Ship sails
Tonight while Der the Waite IN
IfWander' Write Me a Letter
Home and One Night I'll Come Back
Again o Promise Me-"
a. Promise Thee But You Are
FGoing Far Away and Sad VIII Be
Kathleen
"'Think Of Me Sometimes.
"Tnat VIII Be Something Swetk
to Think Of"
Don't Forget to Write Me. 3
ling"
Gocd-by. Sweetheart, Good-by.'"
Farewell, Beloved Maid. Good
bv Till ! See You Again. 'n-Chicagn