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| From Texas to Tsunami - The Gifts of Gratitude |
Song: Caroline Norton.
Soft o’er the fountain,
Lingering falls the southern moon.
Far o’er the mountain,
Breaks the day too soon.
In the dark eyes splendor,
Where the warm light loves to dwell.
Weary looks, yet tender,
Speak their fond farewell.
Nita! Jua-ni-ta!
Ask thy soul if we should part.
Nita! Jua-ni-ta!
Lean thou’ on my heart.
When in thy dreaming,
Moons like these shall shine again.
And day light beaming,
Prove thy dreams are vain.
Wilt thou not relenting,
For thine absent lover sigh.
In thy heart con-sent-ing,
To are prayer gone by.
Nita! Jua-ni-ta!
Let me linger by your side.
Nita! Jua-ni-ta!
Be my own fair bride.
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