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Loving
Oh, golden hair
And eyes-o-blue,
My heart goes
throbbing
A song to you,
Whenever you come
With your laugh of
glee
Within a city
Block
of me.
Oh, eye-o-blue
And golden hair,
My weary soul
Drops every care,
And lilts and sings
As wild birds do,
At the teentyest,
Weentyest sight o’
you.
There’s a dimple deep
On each knuckle, dear,
And my heart throbs
glad
Just to have you near;
And I hold the world
In my arms all right
When you snuggle down
And say, "Daddy,
night."
When you snuggle down
On your daddy’s
breast,
And say, "Daddy, tell
Who you love best,"
Then, oh, golden hair
And eyes-o-blue,
My heart goes
throbbing
A song to you.
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