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The Lovers

They are lovers, the winds, that sweep o'er the lea;
He, the strong breeze that lashes the sea;
She the swift wind that sighs through the trees,
Breath of the pines, whose fragrance she grieves;
He strong and salt, with passionate cry,
North Wind and South Wind, lovingly sigh.

I'm in Trouble

I'm in trouble, Lord, I'm in trouble,
I'm in trouble, Lord, 'trouble about my grave, trouble about my grave.
Sometimes I weep, sometimes I mourn,
I'm in trouble about my grave;
Sometimes I can't do neither one,
I'm in trouble about my grave.

'Round the Corn, Sally

Five can't ketch me and ten can't hold me,
Ho, . . . . . . round the corn, Sally!
Round the corn, round the corn, round the corn, Sally!
Ho, ho, ho, round the corn, Sally!

Here's your iggle-quarter and here's your count-aquils.
I can bank, 'ginny bank, 'ginny bank the weaver.