Mighty Lak' A Rose
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Mighty Lak' A Rose
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Sweetest little fellow everybody knows
Don't know what to call him but he's mighty like a rose
Looking at his mommy with eyes so shiny blue
Makes you think that heaven dear is coming close to you
When he's there a sleeping in his little place
Think I see the angels looking through the lace
When the dark is falling when the shadows creep
Then they come on tip-toe to kiss him in his sleep
Sweetest little fellow everybody knows...
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When the dark is falling...
Sweetest little fellow everybody knows...
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