Bells Of Rhymney Revisited
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Bells Of Rhymney Revisited
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oh what will you give me?
say the sad bells of rhymney
is there hope for the future?
say the brown bells of mercer
have you seen merino?
say the black bells of g'wanda
and what of saucedo?
say the grim bells of 'mira
throw the vandals in court
say the bells of newport
all would be well if if if if...
say the green bells of briarcliff
why so worried, sisters, why?
say the silver bells of rye
and what will you give me?
say the sad bells of rhymney
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