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.
13 And Captain Dutch we cannot pass
Without a word of Praise;
For he’s the king of comic songs
As well as comic ways.—
Chorus
14 We thank the Ladies of this house And the fair Ladies of his house
The flowers of Morgan plains—
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
9 The sucker we’ll praise in song
She’s sucker’d us indeed
And we will sucker her again
In every time of need
Chorus
10 Our charterd, Rights she has maintained
Through opposition great.
Long may her Charter Champions live
Still to protect the
Chorus
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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