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Fiddle

I could not read the music And so I stood bewildered in the concert hall. And I do not know why my fiddle mourns a sadly lament. My guitar sings out danciful tunes And my banjo beckons all to rejoice. My mandolin calls with the air of easiness And my tin whistle whispers with an angel's voice. But my fiddle, My poor, lonesome fiddle. It is full of minor keys And wrong notes. Painful melodies And sorrowful tones.
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Jan 21, 2014
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