 | The Complete Poems and Collected Letters of Adelaide Crapsey |  |
[It's oh, my dear, the sun shines clear]
It's oh, my dear, the sun shines clear,
And the white road's fair to see;
And it's will you follow by hill and hollow
The long white road with me?
And the white road's fair to see;
And it's will you follow by hill and hollow
The long white road with me?
It's love, my dear; it's joy, my dear,
Oh it's life calls, sweet and free:—
By hill and hollow, oh will you follow
The long white road with me?
Oh it's life calls, sweet and free:—
By hill and hollow, oh will you follow
The long white road with me?
What is to fear when skies are clear
And lover and lass are we?
Then, dear, ah follow, by hill and hollow
The long white road with me!
And lover and lass are we?
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The long white road with me!
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