William Shakespeare Hays piosenki

1. Poor little wanderer, why do you roam Out in the streets tonight? have you no home? Have you no shoes for your cold little feet? Why are you begging for something to eat? Why do you wear such a thin little gown, Roaming about through the streets of the town...

1. See him like a child again, In his old armchair, Mark the wrinkles on his face, Time has pencilled there; Thinking o'er the dreamy past, Scarce a word to say,--- Ah, we never can forget Poor old grandpa, old and gray. CHORUS Let us love him, one and all, S...

1. In a little red brick cottage, Standing down in yonder lane, And an elm tree protects it From the sunshine and the rain,-- Is a little brown-eyed lassie In her beauty living there, And the neighbors love to call her Pretty Evaline Adair. CHORUS [sung after...

1. The time-honored ship of the country Is drifting about on the sea; If some one don't take hold and stop her, A fearful bad wreck she will be; And there's only one thing that can save her,-- For now she's beginning to reel,-- 'Tis to throw overboard her bad...

1. Amid life’s many changing scenes, Wherever you may be, Fair Lillian, I have always found That you’ve been true to me. No matter where I chance to roam, On me you can depend, Let come what will for weal or woe, Remember, I’m your friend. CHORUS 1-3. As down...

1. Snowflakes glisten'd in the moonlight, Falling ev'rywhere, Sleighbells rung their merry voices On the wintry air. Ev'ry gallant had his lassie, Dashing down Broadway, I had mine, and we were happy, Riding in a sleigh. 2. Dashing out the road to Brighten, S...

1. I hear dat bell a ringin', I see de Captain stand, Boat done blowed her whistle, I know she's g'wine to land; I hear de mate a callin' "Go git our de plank, Rush out wid de head line, And tie her to de bank." CHORUS Roll out! Heave dat cotton, Roll out! he...

1. Oh! Thou Omnipotent most High! Still to Thy cross I cling; Look down with pitying eye on me, My soul to Thee I bring. With troubled heart and tearful eyes, I ask, on bended knee, When Thou dost welcome strangers home, Save one bright crown for me. CHORUS T...

1. Oh! sweet is the smile of the beautiful morn, As it peeps thro' the curtain of night. And the voice of the nightingale singing his tune, While the stars seem to smile with delight. Old nature now lingers in silent repose, And the sweet breath of summer is c...

1. Angels ever bright and fair, Look down from the skies, On the sacred hallowed spot, Where my loved one lies. Look in loving merry down, Nightly vigils keep, While I bow and whisper low, Sleep, my loved one sleep. While I bow and whisper low, Sleep, my loved...

1. Oh! I have met a charmer, She's sweet to gaze upon, The first time that you see her face, You feel your heart is gone, She wears her dress "so pan-nier," She's neither short or tall, And of all the charming girls in town She's the sweetest of them all. CHO...

1. Massa an' ole Missus, Dey done gone away,--- Lef' us in de cabin, Said dey's qwine to stay; We's too old to trabel, Got nowhar to go,--- Han' me down dat fiddle dar, Hangin on de door. CHORUS Oh, we aint got long to stay here, boys, Make de fiddle ring! So...

1. Though far from home I wander, Across the deep blue sea, I wonder if the loved ones Are thinking oft of me? O! when I think of parting With dear ones at the gate, Then mem'ry paints the picture At home around the grate. CHORUS The cheerful fi[-]re burning,...

1. Inventive Genies gave to man Things pleasing to the sight, And such as man has often wished Would make his labors light, Then turned to woman with a smile And made her heart rejoice, For she in ev'ry household sings Its praises with her voice. CHORUS 'Tis...

1. Up in the morning early, Kissing the brow of day, Sweet birds softly singing Songs, both blithe and gay; Nature is smiling sweetest, Kissed by morning dew, Making life a pleasure, Bringing sunlight, too. CHORUS 2 times Sunlight, moonlight, starlight Give t...

1. I went to see my Susan; She met me at the door, And told me that I needn't come To see her any more; She fell in love with Rufus Andrew Jackson Paine, I looked her in the face and said, "Goodbye, Susan Jane." CHORUS Oh! Susan Jane! Oh! Susan Jane! Oh! Susa...

1. I hear the sweet birds singing, In the twilight in the grove, And the clover blossoms tremble, 'Neath the dewdrops from above; I can hear the water rippling, Down the valley to the mill, As I walk and watch my shadow, Down the old road 'round the hill. Ref...

1. Child of sweet beauty! the dearest to me, Voice full of music and innocent mirth, Joyfully dandied on grandpapa's knee, Grandmamma's sweet little darling of earth, Mamma sits watching you,---her's to adore; Papa says cheerfully, "Come along, come!" All watc...

1. Hark.! how the cold, bitter winds now are blowing! Mother, dear mother, draw nearer to me. Stay by my bedside-- I feel I am going For from this cold, cruel world and from thee. Weep not, for naught in the world can delay thee From following me for I'll soon...

1. Take this letter to my mother, For across the deep blue sea, It will fill her heart with pleasure, She'll be glad to hear from me. How she wept when last we parted, How her heart was filled with pain, When she said, "goodbye, God bless you,--- We may never...