Old Lamplighter
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Old Lamplighter
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He made the night a little brighter wherever he would go
The old lamplighter of long long ago
His snowy hair was so much whiter beneath the candle glow
The old lamplighter of long long ago
You'll hear the patter of his feet as he came toddling down the street
His smile would hide a lonely heart you see
If there were sweethearts in the park he'd pass a lamp and leave it dark
Remembering the days that used to be
For he recalls when dreams were new he loved someone who loved him too
Who walks with him alone in memory
He made the night a little brighter wherever he would go
The old lamplighter of long long ago
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He made the night a little brighter wherever he would go
The old lamplighter of long long ago
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Slim Whitman performs "Old Lamplighter", and this lyric page sits inside the Slim Whitman catalog on LyroVerse.
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