Historic Sheet Music Collection

Authors

Edward J. Loder

Document Type

Score

Publication Date

1837

Comments

Ballad in the old English style sung by Mrs. Loder, composed by E.I. Loder

Pr. 50 Cts.

New York Published by Hewitt & Jaques 239 Broadway

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Lyrics

O! little daisy growing wild,
Edged with crimson dye,
Thou mindst me when I was a child,
And mak'st me heave a sigh!

When in the meadows gay I strayed,
Adorn'd with many a flow'r,
When in the meadows gay I strayed,
Adorn'd Adorn'd with many a flow'r,
I measur'd not, I measur'd not the hour.

O! little daisy growing wild
Edged with crimson dye
Though mind'st me when I was a child
And mak'st me heave a sigh!
And mak'st me heave a sigh!

Those days to mem'ry ever dear,
Oft have I in review
When soon forgot each silly tear,
And smiles return'd anew.
Say why amongst ten tousand flow'rs
I lov'd thee best of all,
And why past and happy hours
The rose can ne'er recall
The rose the rose can ne'er recall
The rose the rose can ne'er recall.

O! little daisy growing wild,
Edged with crimson dye,
Thou mindst me when I was a child,
And mak'st me heave a sigh.
And mak'st me heave a sigh!

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