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SUNG BY

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THE WORDS BY

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Once roamed at their own sweet will.A brown bttle lad with a freckled nose,

And a wee bonnie las!! like a sweet wild lose.Over the hill-top and thro'the dale,

Threading the winding barefoot 'rail.

'Tis a long, long way thro' the years, I know,Back there to the barefoot days.

For your golden tresses have turn'd '0 snow,And dim is an old man's gaze.

But, still, still you are like a sweet wild rose,And a laddie am I with a freckled nose,

When o'er the hill-top and thro' the daleMemory takes the barefoot trail.

Refrain: Oh, the barefoot trail goes windingThro' the years of memory.

The past and the present binding,In &wonderful dream for me.

And I seem to be back in my child-hood da)'s,A lad with a freckled nose

Who is threading the bar6foot wild-wood waysWith a lassie who's like a rose.

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A Perfect LullabyComposed Expressly For, and Featured by

MISS DOROTHY JARDON

DUSB~A~IYEtBDYMBJENo.1 in B~ No.2 in C No.3 in D~~~~ Music by~~~ CHARLES BERTRAND

Words byPERCY WATSON

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