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Rusby Kate Little Lights

man never dies It blooms for all eternity Where the soul of man never dies CHORUS A love light beams across the foam Where the soul of man never dies It shines to light

A wager with you my pretty fair maid Five hundred pounds to your ten A maid you will go to the merry green broom And a maid you?ll no longer return-o

There was a lord, lived in this town Who had a handsome, lovely daughter. She was courted by a fair young man Who was a servant to her father. But when

It happened one evening at the playing of ball When first I met Willie, he was proper, he was tall He was neat, fair and handsome, straight in each limb

Lay me down gently, lay me down low, I fear I am broken and won't mend, I know. One thing I ask when the stars light the skies, Who now will sing me

William and Davy were born in one hall They grew side by side, as they grew strong and tall Shared most things, only quarrelled now and then In twenty