File:He'll ne'er return again (NYPL Hades-448723-1692145).jpg

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English: * On the cover: One of the most beautiful home songs ever written, by the author of "Comrades," "That Is Love," etc.
  • Statement of responsibility : by Felix McGlennon.
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He'll ne'er return again
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On the shore she's waiting, And her eyes light up with joy, As she thinks of her absent darling, Her dear Irish boy, No one dares tell her, For her heart would break with pain, So she's waiting, But he'll never return again. [first line of chorus]
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http://api.repo.nypl.org/api/v1/items/mods/5ffbc9cc-b767-163e-e040-e00a180672e6
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1692145
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American popular songs.
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5ffbc9cc-b767-163e-e040-e00a180672e6
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Music Division
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Death; Separation (Psychology); Grief; Sadness; Sea songs; Hope



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