Song, 7 January 1843
Song, 7 January 1843
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and , Song, “The Mormons Farewell,” , Sangamon Co., IL, 7 Jan. 1843; handwriting of ; redaction in handwriting of Andrew Jenson; three pages; JS Office Papers, CHL.
Historical Introduction
Historical Introduction
See Historical Introduction to Jubilee Songs, between 11 and 18 January 1843.
12 <13> And Captain Dutches’ we cannot pass
Without a word of Praise;
For he’s the king of comic songs
As well as comic ways.—
Chorus
13 <14> <We thank the Ladies of this house> And the first <fair> Ladies of his house
<An The flowe[r]s of Morgan plains—> To thank them we take pains
Who from the soft Piano brings,
Such soul enchanting strains,
We’ll have a Jubilee my friends
We’ll have a Jubilee
With heart and voice we’ll all rejoice
In that our Prophet’s free
8 <9> The sucker we’ll praise in song
Sh[e]’s sucker’d us indeed
And we will sucker her again
In every time of need
Chorus
9 <10> Our charterd, Rights she has mainta[in]ed
Through opposition great.
Long may her Charter Champions live
Still to protect the
Chorus
10 <11> We’ll stand by her through sun & Shade
Through calm & Tempest too.
And when She needs our ’s Aid
’Tis ready at [p. [3]]
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