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ROBIN ADAIR.
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"Good-night!" says Harry—"Good-night!" says Mary,
"Good-night!" says Dolly to John;
"Good-night!" says Sue to her sweetheart Hugh,
"Good-night!" says every one.
Some walked and some did run,
Some loitered on the way,
And bound themselves by kisses twelve
To meet the next holiday.
"Good-night!" says Dolly to John;
"Good-night!" says Sue to her sweetheart Hugh,
"Good-night!" says every one.
Some walked and some did run,
Some loitered on the way,
And bound themselves by kisses twelve
To meet the next holiday.
Robin Adair.
Welcome on shore again,
Robin Adair!
Welcome once more again,
Robin Adair!
I feel thy trembling hand;
Tears in thy eyelids stand,
To greet thy native land,
Robin Adair!
Robin Adair!
Welcome once more again,
Robin Adair!
I feel thy trembling hand;
Tears in thy eyelids stand,
To greet thy native land,
Robin Adair!
Long I ne'er saw thee, love,
Robin Adair!
Still I prayed for thee, love,
Robin Adair!
When thou wert far at sea,
Many made love to me,
But still I thought on thee,
Robin Adair!
Robin Adair!
Still I prayed for thee, love,
Robin Adair!
When thou wert far at sea,
Many made love to me,
But still I thought on thee,
Robin Adair!
Come to my heart again,
Robin Adair!
Never to part again,
Robin Adair!
And if thou still art true,
I will be constant too,
And will wed none but you,
Robin Adair!
Robin Adair!
Never to part again,
Robin Adair!
And if thou still art true,
I will be constant too,
And will wed none but you,
Robin Adair!
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