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Town and Country

by John S. Adams

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I Change but in Dying

I CHANGE but in dying,—I am faithful till death!
    I will guard thee with care from pollution’s foul breath;
    I promise that ne’er in neglect thou shalt pine;
    I change but in dying,—say, wilt thou be mine?
    I come not with riches; good fortune ne’er blest me;
    Yet one of less worth hath often carest me;
    The light of true love o’er thy pathway shall shine;
    I change but in dying,—say, wilt thou be mine?
    I change but in dying,—no holier vow
    From lips mortal e’er came than I breathe to thee now;
    It comes from a heart with love for thee sighing;
    Believe me, ’t is true,—I change but in dying!

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