 | In memory of W. V.: William Canton |  |
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APRIL SONG—II.
How glad I shall be
When summer comes round—
The leaf on the tree,
The flower on the ground;
When summer comes round—
The leaf on the tree,
The flower on the ground;
A welkin of glass,
A wind from the west,
A nest in the grass,
And eggs in the nest;
A wind from the west,
A nest in the grass,
And eggs in the nest;
Lambs leaping for joy,
My boy in his pram,
My big baby boy,
Half wild for a lamb!
My boy in his pram,
My big baby boy,
Half wild for a lamb!
The snow's on the ground,
No leaf's on the tree;
When summer comes round
How glad shall I be!
No leaf's on the tree;
When summer comes round
How glad shall I be!
| In memory of W. V.: William Canton | |