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mournful lady folk is the future
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The Cuckoo
05:34
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The Housewife's Lament
03:17
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The Pinery Boy
03:54
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Three Young Ladies
07:13
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Single Girl
03:20
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Love is Pleasin'
03:08
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La Rose
02:12
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The Mail-Order Bride
03:31
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I've no want for your forty years, sir
I've no want for your two strong sons
And had I not five sisters dear, sir
I'd be on the next train as it comes
Sir, I've no want for your Rocky Mountains
I had mountains of my own
And if we were a little richer
I'd be on the next train, going back home
Your letter said you're a good kind man, sir
And that it's true I sit and pray
But I've been sitting here for hours
And a kind man wouldn't make me wait
I've no want to be a mother
I've no want to share your bed
If you're not here within the hour
I'll be on the next train that comes in
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