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In cutting winds
The bare trees sway The snowdrifts building ever higher We’ve fuel enough But for two days Yet I’d give all to see a blaze So put another chairleg on the fire Two days of gazing At the orange glow Of embers that will dim and tire And surrender to The frost and snow But, for now, let’s not feel low Just put another chairleg on the fire And what a time Our two last days will be! Come sing! Come pluck your merry lyre We’ve warmth and comfort, sit with me To snuggle ‘round and please feel free To put another chairleg on the fire
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