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my knees I'll pray,
her boughs a - way,
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2. God may bless your Christ - mas,
3. smi - - ling cried, " I'll rest with God
And a 'Hap - py New Year's Day.'"
And be with your New Year's Day."
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the New Year's Day."
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contracted an unfortunate marriage, according to his own account, and suffered much misery in consequence" (O'Donoghue,
Diet. Poets of Ireland;. I ought to mention that it was in Mr. Graves' Irish So/uj Book that I found Keegan's verses adapted to
this air.