El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-22
Old Songs

USUALLY pick up copy Never Grow Old which
distributing and off by yourself and sym
pathetic companion it No need for piano any instrument
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the 71sions; you g. double triple series of memories
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will find all the words and muse 5
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in those d to carry the old hand organs
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the circus bands always played Pn the songs your
youthful always chose the o21ght picnic the Gys a
DID NOT NIKE StsEiBg lessons and went in out
around on 6rch covered piano sPnss sy front
me S is$o5 when YOU informed your pOus grandmother
ina G vS S f1r1g devils tune the tune that YOU
old cabinet oa the first tune you
carried By oe and now you IT, the one in latin which YOU could
part OF the Necessary erg n.y. @ FIFE v # made YOU feel crown
pronounce and could not 3 T the patriotic songs that
made want to march away and 40 some dea G to g Friday
lullaby from EHlH which me gl @ Ro5 Grip which used to
Christmas songs that nored your sOftsned the
those we're are along in years and for
Joyous occasion every feel II you are care
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fit the little POF organ with a joining IN the chorus - INN
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festival sa tn oe 6ft the SV Night that your mother seemed
understand and did not The Old Armed ha [a you con - Sst
feeble grandfather and the dusty attic U BLACK I 0 oa Bus
everybody knows whether he has any voice OF o en- tt
platform wheing their knives on their shoe es % me @ l a15 NJ e
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o f lesson forestry and conservation you always
ao SSs5 4 v S g sH GeSs Spring which chances are no
& NOW alive ever heard except on the hand organ
is classic though it has Milton Sleep
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sang VIZ N +sz +5 tE 1orib could ever pas the S Spangd
Banner whose words you heard ana ] f M sfBf voice
one Of $4,000 people at me Centennial Tn IeaGn Oh
the great actor who told the story With ol35o Po" @ @ I %
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Dixie that twanged the vhaTP OF played on the pencil O
upon jaba you illustrated the blackboard with
sSids Farewell with what anes mock aionate eacy
girls while proudly the dow f. in the bass &
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and strong and admirable ionge5 come that
your country cousin with the very Pos i-5 Of # and of him. Won
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your first P away to real sumner Inv ~ ne t5 1sa t5 she
her mother which of all things you couldn't
time in the o and pasted in your scrap book with
YOU learned the geography Canary
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the
sentiment
music your houIng signature to
with sentiment all o. youth; Por Nelly Cray
the
dearest different meaning from
the Piano. the teacher sharply exclaimed
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miles how could know those dreHand
to drip which
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in country Of
years ago; Killarney BaI
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played like dirge; "Th Scarlet
melody all
piece VIOLIN familiar